EdenOrganic Black Beans, 15 oz Can, No Salt, Non-GMO, Gluten Free, Vegan, Kosher, U.S Grown, Heat and Serve, Macrobiotic, Turtle Beans, Frijol Negro, Caviar Criollo

Eden Foods soaks organic beans overnight, drains the water, then cooks the beans in pressure cookers. You are getting the highest quality beans. They cost a little more but are well worth it. My daughter and I love them. She 's not a big fan of high sodium foods so she likes the fact that these beans don't have added salt.

I eat these beans quite often these are high quality black beans. I also appreciate the fact that they don’t add sodium

I love love love Eden's products. I use so many I can't keep track. I am vegan, I consume A LOT of beans. They are 2.49 a can in store so when I came across this deal, which figured out to be 1.57 a can I thought woohoo! Well...I knew it was too good to be true. I also knew as picky as I am when I choose canned goods, checking each one carefully for dents, I was taking a risk ordering them online. That proved to be true. Out of the 24 (black and garbanzo) 18 were dented! That is crazy. They had a dent near either the top seam or bottom. Amazon was great, since item is not returnable they refunded my money within 24 hours. It killed me to get rid of those dented cans....I mean truly made me cringe but I couldn't take risk, I have 3 kids to think about. So...I give amazon's shipping dept. 1 star. They should check before shipping and then pack with cardboard dividers. They are not realizing how much money and good food they are wasting by sending out dented canned goods. As far as product, well 5 stars of course. I highly recommend Eden's. Delicious and bpa free and HEALTHY!

I personally am not a soy fan however black soy beans are a whole different story. I have made multiple dishes with these making keto versions of many recipes. I highly recommend these.

My husband and I grew up in Mexico so black beans are a staple. Usually I cook the turtle beans, but so nice to sometimes just open a can. These need flavor help, but are a good foundation. Sometimes I just add a can to my brown rice in the last few minutes of cooking time.Or make a 'refried' version by heating them up, putting into a food processor where I have already processed serrano and a bit of onion then back into pan. Can also add tomatos, whatever you like. Most of the organic canned refried beans on the market that we have tried leave much be be desired (except Bearitos black which have become almost impossible to find)so this just takes a few minutes. Serve with rice or spread on tortillas with fresh salsa.You could also add cilantro to the beans on top although I wouldn't heat it as will will enzymes in the cilantro. Bty, cilantro is excellent for chelating heavy metals and so good to add in everything. Much high nutritionally than parsley, which we also use a lot of. Organic, of course.

I like Eden beans the best.

These are 100% worth the price. I also got the garbanzo beans, kidney beans and white beans. These are delicious and the only canned source I can find that's organic, tastes good, has no BPA in the can lining and ALSO doesn't try to line it with other sneaky stuff.Buy this! :)

Love that these are soaked, pressure cooked, all the good things - really agrees with my digestive system