Organic Black Eyed Peas
Black eyed peas are a medium beige bean with a distinctive dark āeyeā and appealing mild earthy taste. They are native to China and came to the American South via West Africa through the West Indies.Ā
A Southern favorite and the centerpiece of the classic dish Hoppinā John. They are referred to in the old saying, āRice for riches, peas for peace,ā and folklore has it that they bring good luck.Ā
Features
- Non-GMO
- Gluten-free
- BPA free
- Kosher
Ingredients
Organic black eyed peas, water, kombu seaweed.
Suggested Use
Popular in Southern recipes, they usually accompany cooked greens, are a delicious side dish, and used in soup, salads, and casseroles.
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Organic Black Eyed Peas
Organic Black Eyed Peas
Black eyed peas are a medium beige bean with a distinctive dark āeyeā and appealing mild earthy taste. They are native to China and came to the American South via West Africa through the West Indies.Ā
A Southern favorite and the centerpiece of the classic dish Hoppinā John. They are referred to in the old saying, āRice for riches, peas for peace,ā and folklore has it that they bring good luck.Ā
Features
- Non-GMO
- Gluten-free
- BPA free
- Kosher
Ingredients
Organic black eyed peas, water, kombu seaweed.
Suggested Use
Popular in Southern recipes, they usually accompany cooked greens, are a delicious side dish, and used in soup, salads, and casseroles.
Ā
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Shipping & Returns
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Description
Black eyed peas are a medium beige bean with a distinctive dark āeyeā and appealing mild earthy taste. They are native to China and came to the American South via West Africa through the West Indies.Ā
A Southern favorite and the centerpiece of the classic dish Hoppinā John. They are referred to in the old saying, āRice for riches, peas for peace,ā and folklore has it that they bring good luck.Ā
Features
- Non-GMO
- Gluten-free
- BPA free
- Kosher
Ingredients
Organic black eyed peas, water, kombu seaweed.
Suggested Use
Popular in Southern recipes, they usually accompany cooked greens, are a delicious side dish, and used in soup, salads, and casseroles.
Ā
