Heirloom Anasazi Beans
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    Best dry beans we’ve ever eaten!
    Cooked a pound with ham hock, quartered onion, can of green chilis. Not one ioda of gas or discomfort from this pot of beans…love’m

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  2. 100%
    Best bean ever
    Best bean when fried I’ve ever eaten. First found these beans at a local produce market. Was introduced to them by a lady who had just moved to NW Arkansas from Colorado. She told me their history.

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  3. 100%
    FABULOUS
    So hard to find these gorgeous beans at a reasonable price. Heavy duty packaging for longevity. And I have Hatch Valley Chilies to put in my New Mexico Anasazi Beans. YUM!!!

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  4. 100%
    Love Anasazi Beans
    I am so happy to find a source for these deliciously sweet beans. Anasazi beans are one of the beans I use when making Red Beans & Rice with Kielbasa, since I'm not a huge fan of Pinto Beans. Probably my favorite dried bean!

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  5. 100%
    Yummy in M. Bittman Essential Bean Salad
    Tired of garbanzo and kidney beans, I had a recipe that called for anasazi beans with venison. They were very good there, but even better in Bittman's essential bean salad. Kids eat it right up. I'm back to buy another 5 lb bag.

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  6. 100%
    An Excellent Bean
    Having been introduced to the Anasazi bean while at University in New Mexico, I've developed a love for this rare bean. The taste is sweet and less overwhelming than pintos. No need to swell overnight, cook relatively fast but do not overcook. A hard to find bean, seldom available at Central or Whole Foods. A true joy to the taste buds.

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  7. 100%
    Great taste and cook quickly.
    These beans have a slight sweet taste, cook quickly and take seasonings well. The beans are similar to cranberry beans and don't get mushy easily . My family loves them.

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  1. 100%
    Best dry beans we’ve ever eaten!
    Cooked a pound with ham hock, quartered onion, can of green chilis. Not one ioda of gas or discomfort from this pot of beans…love’m

    (Posted on

  2. 100%
    Best bean ever
    Best bean when fried I’ve ever eaten. First found these beans at a local produce market. Was introduced to them by a lady who had just moved to NW Arkansas from Colorado. She told me their history.

    (Posted on

  3. 100%
    FABULOUS
    So hard to find these gorgeous beans at a reasonable price. Heavy duty packaging for longevity. And I have Hatch Valley Chilies to put in my New Mexico Anasazi Beans. YUM!!!

    (Posted on

  4. 100%
    Love Anasazi Beans
    I am so happy to find a source for these deliciously sweet beans. Anasazi beans are one of the beans I use when making Red Beans & Rice with Kielbasa, since I'm not a huge fan of Pinto Beans. Probably my favorite dried bean!

    (Posted on

  5. 100%
    Yummy in M. Bittman Essential Bean Salad
    Tired of garbanzo and kidney beans, I had a recipe that called for anasazi beans with venison. They were very good there, but even better in Bittman's essential bean salad. Kids eat it right up. I'm back to buy another 5 lb bag.

    (Posted on

  6. 100%
    An Excellent Bean
    Having been introduced to the Anasazi bean while at University in New Mexico, I've developed a love for this rare bean. The taste is sweet and less overwhelming than pintos. No need to swell overnight, cook relatively fast but do not overcook. A hard to find bean, seldom available at Central or Whole Foods. A true joy to the taste buds.

    (Posted on

  7. 100%
    Great taste and cook quickly.
    These beans have a slight sweet taste, cook quickly and take seasonings well. The beans are similar to cranberry beans and don't get mushy easily . My family loves them.

    (Posted on

Heirloom Beans - Anasazi is Navajo for “ancient ones.”

Common uses: Anasazi beans are great in soups and stews.

Packaging: Bagged selections are in resealable poly bags. Bulk box orders use sealed plastic bag inside sturdy cardboard box.

A popular gift item: Use our multiple-address and gifts-messaging features to send these unique heirloom beans to friends and family.