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| Packsize | 10/2.2 LB. |
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FAVA BEANS, PEELED I.Q.F
Shell-less, peeled, blanched and quick freeze, fava beans are a popular ingredient in Mediterranean cuisine for salad, tartars, hummus and vegetarian dish.
Description
PHYSICAL
Length: 0.59
ORGANOLEPTIC
Appearance: whole peeled fava beans
Color: Light green
Texture: Tender
Taste: Typical of peeled fava beans
Odor: Typical of peeled fava beans
CERTIFICATES / CLAIMS
Kosher.
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