Amazon Grocery, Blackeye Peas, 16 Oz (Previously Amazon Fresh, Packaging May Vary)

Great purchase, great price, tastes wonderful no strong flavor the dried beans have today.

Product arrived in good quality, the beans seemed washed properly, and I found no stones in the package. The size was appropriate for a good meal. When soaked overnight, the beans were rather plump from what they were in the bag. They did not seem old, and seem quite fresh. The beans were mostly white beans, with a little black spots, which is what you’re supposed to get with this type of bean. If memory serves, it’s called black-eyed peas, but it is actually a type of bean. I found it good and soups, stews, and cooked with chicken using a breezy method that had enough liquid to cook the beans after a night of soaking. Personally, I like soaking them overnight before cooking, but there are cooking methods were you don’t need to soak them overnight. Especially, if you use some sort of pressure cooker. I will definitely be buying these types of beans again.

Great batch of fried beans. Clean, no pebbles or bad beans in the bunch. Cooks up to delicious black eye peas. Will buy again.

Such a good price for this product. I always add it when I need to hit my $25 minimum and only need a few $$ to fulfill it.

All in all, very good. A couple dozen peas were near black, easily noticed during first rinse, and got tossed. Maybe I'm being too picky but I was not going to mess with those. The rest cooked up fine, tasted great, and went perfectly with chunks of ham and onion, salt and pepper. Delicious and good value for money! Will buy again.

These went well in a slow cooker with fatback cooked all day on high served with cornbread! Be sure to add diced onion, butter, and pepper to your bowl of black eyed peas!

These peas are good quality, not many broken pieces and no stones to be found. I pressure can a fair amount of beans and peas from dry, all of the dried beans and peas that I have bought from Amazon Fresh have been good quality, they don't turn to mush.

These were very delicious to cook with a ham hock. Everyone enjoyed them. Canned is not the same as soaking your own and cooking them.