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it depends on what store you get it from

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They are peanuts with some (but not all) of the fat removed. You can also get partially defatted cocoa, which is used a lot in low-cal hot chocolate. Both taste the same as the real thing. Removing the fat can add shelf life (nut fats go rancid quickly), or make the product appear nutritionally "healthier".

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Yes, green bean casserole is good for you. It is not junk food.

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yes, :) tastes great when heated back up :)

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The fallow field was allowed to grow whatever grew there, and was often used for grazing. Legumes were grown in the other fields, but in the Middle Ages, they did not have New World beans, and legumes were mostly peas and fava beans.

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wash it with water, let it dry well, put it in a zip lock bag taking all the air out

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That depends if you are purchasing them dried or canned. Dried (in the bulk foods section of the grocery store), would probably be a few cents, canned would be more, but still under 1 dollar.

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You can package up many of the leftover Thanksgiving foods (including the green bean casserole) and give it to the homeless.

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split green peas are not high in sugar, in fact there low in it. however they are hi in carbohydrates and protein if you get the right amount.

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No. The macadamia nut is not a legume.

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many different places-- they are easy to grow. they grow almost everywhere in the USA, and all over New England for sure!

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Cacoa beans, also called cocoa beans, are the dried and fermented fatty beans from which cocoa solids and cocoa butter are extracted.

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Navy beans were of course a very common food in the navy for its high protein and lasting shelf life. They also weren't he worst tasting thing out there, so they decided to stick with it.

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If they are dried beans they will be good for months or years if kept in a cool dry place. If they have been cooked and canned, they will last up to 2 years. If they are cooked and not canned they can be kept in the fridge for up to 3 days or frozen for up to six months.

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Watch Good Eats on Food Network. There is an episode on coffee and chocolate and it tells you about the cocoa bean and it's journey to be made into something delicious, or just about its heritage and how it became popular in the USA or Canada and England. Hope you check it out, and i hope this helps a little. :)

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Because English Peas don't have a specific growing season, they can be purchased year round. In order to purchase fresh peas, you should either check with local farms or farmers or go to farmers markets. Because English Peas are only good 2-3 days after picking, most of them are sold to companies for canning or freezing. Call around, and see if the farmers markets or farmers near you have any available; if they don't, ask if they can tell you where you can get them.

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Yes, but they shouldn't be the main component of their diet. Legumes have a lot of fiber and can cause gas and loose stool in dogs.

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get proteins and nutrients back in the soil

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yes you can,in japan and china the pods are boiled with salt for flavour. they are usually served after cooling.