The "Pea" & "Bean" Thread

[Dean C]

I request this thread remain open.

[Paul M]

Dont like either.

[GSeybold]

Can we eat jumping beans? I've always wondering that?

[KW802]

Originally Posted by GSeybold

Can we eat jumping beans? I've always wondering that?

You could, after letting them soak for a while, but I would not advise it after you find out what it is inside of the bean that makes them jump.

[GSeybold]

Good god! Thanks for the new diet plan. I think I won't be able to eat for a month now. LOL

Gabby

[Shelley_c]

Originally Posted by KW802

You could, after letting them soak for a while, but I would not advise it after you find out what it is inside of the bean that makes them jump.

I'd rather eat that bug than the bean. As long as i can remember, I've loathed the taste of baked beans and many other variety's that have come to pass.

Anyway, the beans my parents used to buy never screamed like these annoying orange head bean heads.

[KW802]

Originally Posted by Shelley_c

I'd rather eat that bug than the bean. As long as i can remember, I've loathed the taste of baked beans and many other variety's that have come to pass.

Baked beans are a local favorite around here; there is a family recipe for a 5-bean mix that is a cross between "baked beans" and chili that is great for the colder months.

Originally Posted by Shelley_c

Anyway, the beans my parents used to buy never screamed like these annoying orange head bean heads.

Well, that is certainly the most random thing I have seen today.

[deezelpope]

My grandparents brought me back some Mexican jumping beans when I was a child...kept them in a dresser drawer...ended up with a bunch of moths.:erm:

I can make really good bean & ham soup, and a mean chili with six different beans...too bad my husband hates beans.