Teasdale Beans Pinto, 30 oz

Manufacturer: Shah Trading Company Brand: Dunya Harvest

Explore.Experience.Discover. Pinto beans are beige and speckled red, but turn light pink when cooked. Because they retain their shape well, they are ideal added to soups, stews, pastas, and wraps. They are also delicious mashed with garlic and herbs as a dip or refried and tucked into a burrito with rice and your favorite fillings. Pinto Beans originated in Peru and spread their way through the Americas before finally making their way to Europe in the 1500s. They are the most consumed bean in the United States today and are often used instead of kidney beans in Chili. Pinto Beans are also used to make refried beans - a popular and delicious filling for burritos. Like all beans, Pinto Beans are a fantastic source of protein and fiber. Another great addition to today's heart-healthy diet!About Dunya Harvest:Dunya means the world, and with each harvest comes the best that nature has to offer. Explore different ingredients from around the world. Experience new tastes and old favorites. Discover what makes you happy.Dunya Harvest is a brand from Shah Trading Company, one of the oldest and largest independent manufacturers of healthy, organic, specialty, and ethnic pantry staples in Canada. We are a second generation family owned and operated business with an extensive network of farmers, growers, and producers all over the world. We manufacture everything in-house, so we have complete control of the product from start to finish. And our long term relationships and extensive knowledge of the business means we get the best products at the best prices, and we pass that on to you. W...

Manufacturer: BIONA Brand: Biona

Their hearty, filling nature makes Pinto Beans ideal for winter comfort food such as soups, stews and casseroles. Pinto beans are the variety of bean normally used to make your own Tex-Mex refried bean mix and can also be used as an ingredient in dips or veggie burgers

Manufacturer: Santa Fe Bean Company Brand: Santa Fe Bean

All natural. Cholesterol free. High in fiber. Makes about 20 ounces net weight.

Manufacturer: Santa Fe Bean Company Brand: Santa Fe Bean

The Santa Fe Sampler includes 2 bags of Southwestern Style Refried Beans. 2 bags of the Vegetarian Fat-Free Refried Beans, 1 Bag of Fat- Free Black Refried Beans, 1 bag of Borracho Beans, and 1 bag of Low Sodium Pinto Beans. All five items are packed in a resealable stand-up pouch so you can use only what you need and eliminate leftovers.

Manufacturer: Casa Fiesta Brand: Casa Fiesta

Casa Fiesta offers a full line of authentic Mexican prepared foods and ingredients sold in supermarkets in over 100 countries worldwide. Casa Fiesta is the only major brand of Mexican foods still produced in El Paso by the Texas division of Bruce Foods and was the early pioneer of the first canned Mexican foods in 1931. The Casa Fiesta product line uses the authentic ingredients and recipes of Old Mexico and Texas border towns. Irrigated with the waters of the Rio Grande, the Mesilla Valley fields of New Mexico that produce the main ingredients used in Casa Fiesta products have the perfect climate, topography, and growing conditions needed to manufacture the finest blend of peppers, spices, herbs, and vegetables that make up the authentic Tex-Mex and Mexican cuisine. And, Casa Fiesta uses only All Natural ingredients.

Brand: Margaret Holmes

Margaret Holmes Seasoned Pinto Beans with Vidalia Onion. 27 oz can (pack of 4)

Manufacturer: Westbrae Natural Brand: Westbrae

Westbrae Foods Organic Pinto Beans, 25 Ounce -- 12 per case. Organic Pinto Beans are a must when preparing Mexican dishes such as burritos and enchiladas. They cook up to a creamy texture, enlivened by spices such as chili, cumin and garlic. -> High in Fiber -> Cholesterol and Fat Free Food -> Good Source of Iron -> Low in Sodium Shelf Life: 540 Days

Manufacturer: La Costena Brand: La Costena

Pinto bean.

Manufacturer: ChefShop Brand: ChefShop

1 lb bag Combine the creamy pink texture of pinto beans with a whole grain such as brown rice and you have a virtually fat-free high quality protein meal. Pinto beans have a beige background strewn with reddish brown splashes of color. They are like little painted canvases, á la Jackson Pollack; hence their name "pinto," which in Spanish means "painted." When cooked, their colored splotches disappear, and they become a beautiful pink color.