Grown in Montana Black Beluga Lentils • 4 lb Resealable Bag • Non-GMO • Kosher • Vegan • Non-Irradiated

Grown in Montana Black Beluga Lentils • 4 lb Resealable Bag • Non-GMO • Kosher • Vegan • Non-Irradiated

$ 13.95

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Based on 1,219 ratings

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9.13

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8.53

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BLACK LENTILS ARE A HEALTHY PANTRY STAPLE WITH A DEEP, NUTTY FLAVOR. They can be pureed but keep their shape well when cooked. These tiny lentils, which resemble caviar, make a delicious salad, soup, or casserole base.

THE USDA lists 26 grams of protein, 18 grams of fiber, 100 milligrams of calcium, 8 milligrams of iron, and 960 milligrams of potassium in a half cup of uncooked black lentils. They're also high in anthocyanin, a type of antioxidant found mostly in purple and blue foods.

DRY BLACK LENTILS COOK IN 20 MINUTES WITHOUT SOAKING: DRY BLACK LENTILS ARE EASY TO COOK AND DELICIOUS. Clear Creek black lentils have a deep, nutty flavor that goes well in soups, salads, casseroles, tacos, and other dishes.

WE ARE PROUD TO BE: We are proud to be Non-GMO, Vegan, Kosher, and Non-Irradiated (a sterilization practice that exposes your food to radiation). Our black lentils are going to SPREAD!

MADE IN AMERICA: We sourced these lovely black lentils from our Montana neighbors because they represent the flavors and quality of the Pacific Northwest, and this packaging line is entirely run by women. We give women the tools they need to develop new skills, lead, and strike a work-life balance. Our culture is one of support and flexibility, allowing us to meet the needs of both our families and our jobs.

Questions & Answers

Why does the label only list a small amount of fiber? Isn't it true that all lentils have a high fiber content? The fiber content of my Pardina lentils is 14 grams per serving. ?

Black Beluga lentils have 15 grams of fiber and 13 grams of protein per 1/4 cup, according to the Center for Science in the Public Interest. I hope this has been of assistance.

Is it possible for me to grow these in my backyard?

The lentils will, in fact, sprout. It's best to plant them in the spring for a late-summer harvest.

Are these processed on the same lines as wheat?

Yes. On the bag, it says so.

Whether it's grown in Montana or Idaho, you can be sure it's the best. In your descriptions, I can see both of these things. thanks?

Hello, I'm from Montana, and these lentils are from there.

Selected User Reviews For Grown in Montana Black Beluga Lentils • 4 lb Resealable Bag • Non-GMO • Kosher • Vegan • Non-Irradiated

The product is excellent, but the packaging is appalling

4/5

The lentils turned out to be excellent. I'd never tried black lentils before, but they've become my new favorite. They cook like other lentils, but leech out a purple color, similar to black rice, and have a plumper texture than other lentils (which is what most people dislike about lentils). It also has a good flavor. br>The packaging is my only qualm. I ordered five bags of lentils, and three of them were leaking into the shipping box due to shipping holes. The bag in which these are packaged is similar to a standard flour paper bag, but it is less durable; Your finger would go right through it if you poked it with your finger. When I first got them, I had to move them to large storage containers.

Emerson Reeves

| Jul 04, 2021

Clean and fresh is a delicious combination

5/5

These were just delivered to me this morning. Very well-kept. 1 cup went straight into my Instant Pot with 3 cups water and a tablespoon of Better than Bullion for 8 minutes on high pressure, 15 minutes on natural release, and a cold rinse. After being drained, it yielded nearly 3 cups. Wow! How good are they? I'm making Cowboy Caviar and can't seem to stop "sampling. " I'm hoping there are enough for my recipe; they're so fresh that even 8 minutes pressure was too long; next time (and the next time) I'll use 6 or 7 minutes for a firmer texture.

Faith LORD

| Apr 14, 2021

These are the best lentils I've ever had

5/5

I used these babies to make lentil soup. It was truly amazing. I was about to give up lentils because the green things from Trader Joe's were so bad. This was a completely new experience for me. My next Instant Pot black lentil adventure is already on the horizon.

Curtis Clements

| Oct 04, 2021

I ordered 4 pounds and received 3 pounds as well as a box of loose lentils

3/5

I'll give it three stars if I have to. I'd like to give them a five-star rating because they appear to be top-notch lentils. However, when I received the package, the bag inside had burst open, with no damage to the box, indicating that either someone put a busted bag in or their bags could not withstand shipping. br>br>Unfortunately, this means that lentils leaked out of the box seam for the duration of the journey. I paid four pounds for it, but it lost a pound during the journey. It is only 3 pounds in weight. Which is a complete rip-off. In the future, I'll have to look for another vendor to purchase these from.

Savanna Daugherty

| Jan 05, 2021

These lentils were purchased to be cooked with, but I ended up sprouting them instead

5/5

They sprout quickly and have a delicious sweet crunchy taste! It comes highly recommended!.

Jaziel Wolf

| Apr 08, 2021

In every way, this is perfect! These black lentils are clean (no debris), tasty, and packed with nutrients! I use 2 cups water, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon onion powder, 1 teaspoon garlic powder, bay leaves, and 1/2 teaspoon pepper to make 1 cup in the instant pot

5/5

With naturally released pressure, 16 minutes is all it takes. When you're finished, stir them together and set them aside for a minute or two. SO tasty! They sprout beautifully as well, making a crunchy, peppery salad topper or protein-rich snack. food for a road trip They are a true staple in my vegan diet, and while I enjoy all lentils, these are by far my favorites, especially because they are grown in the United States. You can get them for a lot less money on Amazon or directly from the company. What is there not to like about this?.

Skyler Mathews

| Mar 10, 2021

SPROUTING IS NOT AN OPTION! Nobody has responded so far

3/5

UPDATE 1/13/22br>Neither the manufacturer nor the vendor has responded. br>br>The image for this item depicts a bowl of these lovely sprouts. I don't consume legumes unless they have been sprouted. They're hard to swallow. Sprouting them is more to my liking. It gives them a more youthful flavor. After sprouting, cook until you get a small bud or crisp in salads. They become more bio-friendly as a result of this. available, in my opinion. They should start sprouting soon. By the middle of 2024, it will be at its best. There is no way to get a refund or a return. In my opinion, you should purchase a different brand from a different vendor. Clear Creek was the company I contacted. We'll have to wait and see what they have to say. It's amusing that their label includes a full legal disclaimer about liability. Why? Its food. Strange. br>**In my experience, this is not a reputable company**.

Bellamy KNOWLES

| Dec 31, 2020

Lentil Caviar is a delicacy made from lentils

5/5

There are no stones in the wash. Even though the package recommended a shorter cooking time than what I did, these little black lentils are the caviar of lentils, so tasty, after 4 hours in a crock pot stew.

Ephraim Mercado

| Oct 27, 2021