Yupik Organic Pinto Beans, 2.2 lb (35.3 oz), Non-GMO, Vegan & Gluten-Free, USDA Certified, Kosher, Dried Beans, Excellent Source of Protein & Fiber, Perfect for Refried Beans, Soups & Dips

These may be the best dried pinto beans I ever purchased. They are large, tender and flavorful, almost as good as those grown in the garden. I just can't seem to get a big enough crop to get me through the year, so I supplement with purchased beans. I will purchase these again, in a larger bag if available.

This brand is superb. The quality and taste is so different from others. Organic also makes it healthier. Pricier but so worth it. It’s tastier.

I'll be blunt, I used it in order to partially bake a pie shell. Worked great for that purpose. I haven't tried it for food, though. Looks like it would be good for food.

Love these organic beans .

As promised

I absolutely love Yupik Organic Pinto Beans! They're not only incredibly tasty but also packed with wholesome goodness. Whether I'm making a hearty chili or a simple bean salad, these beans never disappoint—they're a staple in my kitchen for their flavor and organic integrity.

Everything by Yupic has been excellent. Are they really organic? We don’t m kw. However, they all sprout after a day and the “dead” beans sprayed with glyphosate do not sprout.

Who's writing these reviews? In my experience cooking beans for many years, these beans are not organic. Either that or they are some type of pinto bean I have never used. They are a much darker bean than the organics I am used to. We live at high altitude (6 thousand feet), and the truly organic beans take about 5 hours to cook to pinto bean perfection. But these beans take every bit of 10 hours to cook. That is not normal for organic beans, but is normal for the cheapest pinto beans you can buy at your grocery store for about $3-4/lb. I would most definitely not recommend. The best out there? Food To Live organic pinto beans. Much tastier and so much easier to cook.