how long are the beans
1997673
I think they are about 4 inches long. Some are bent over so could be longer.
1021102
The Jelly Belly com says there are "Approximately 400 beans per pound" so there should be about 1,600. But to be honest we were too busy munching to do much counting, lol.
1548519
The beans are not black, they are only dark brown. I don't know if the beans are large. I grind fine to very fine and make esspresso. Delicious.
1339843
They are not very long; maybe 3 feet or so? Sorry, it's been a while so I don't remember exactly.
177774
It is about 15 inches from head to feet and has beans in it's bottom and the bottom of it's feet.
455761
I didn't count how many come in a box, but I would guess between 15 and 20, 25 tops. The boxes are full and the beans are regular sized beans, and the box is approx. 3 inch by 2 inch by 1 inch....
1488004
They are about 4 inches long and pencil thin get eaten pretty quickly . I usually feed my dog (lab) 2 at a time. Prefer the larger size (shaped like a bone) but can't find them anywhere anymore.
1405365
I can typically grind about 28oz of beans in about 2 - 3 minutes, finishing before my water starts boiling. Not a chore at all.
1533637
They are raw (but I have no idea what a "ferminted" bean looks like) and I suggest you roast them in a hot oven for about 10 minutes to get the shell off.
1101759
Lol. I have no idea. I know that I cooked dry black beans in 31 minutes. They were actually a bit over cooked.
658956
I believe it was 15-18 beans. However, I recommend finding a different distributor/brand than this one. The beans were improperly packaged and developed white mold within days!
89504
I cook my beans (pintos) for about 12 to 15 minutes "the first time". Then I add ham or a ham hock and cook it all again for another 15 minutes (remember you cook pintos all day to get a good pot of beans). I may keep looking at them after each round of cooking, putting them on again for from 12 to 15 minutes each time until they reach the consistency I like. I'm from a Southern family and like them soft with a thick gravy. If you're cooking lintels or other beans that call for an hour of cooking time, you cook them for 12 minutes, 13 to 15 if you like them a little softer. You can manually select your cooking time if you want. I cook my beans (pintos) for about 12 to 15 minutes "the first time". Then I add ham or a ham hock and cook it all again for another 15 minutes (remember you cook pintos all day to get a good pot of beans). I may keep looking at them after each round of cooking, putting them on again for from 12 to 15 minutes each time until they reach the consistency I like. I'm from a Southern family and like them soft with a thick gravy. If you're cooking lintels or other beans that call for an hour of cooking time, you cook them for 12 minutes, 13 to 15 if you like them a little softer. You... » Read More I cook my beans (pintos) for about 12 to 15 minutes "the first time". Then I add ham or a ham hock and cook it all again for another 15 minutes (remember you cook pintos all day to get a good pot of beans). I may keep looking at them after each round of cooking, putting them on again for from 12 to 15 minutes each time until they reach the consistency I like. I'm from a Southern family and like them soft with a thick gravy. If you're cooking lintels or other beans that call for an hour of cooking time, you cook them for 12 minutes, 13 to 15 if you like them a little softer. You can manually select your cooking time if you want. « Show Less
1977330
We bought these last august, but if I recall correctly, they are approx 1 1/2-1 inches long long and about 1/2 tall at the thickest point. Not giant pieces- bigger than gummie bears, shorter than gummie worms.
1149583
They are fairly large, similar to a dried kidney bean. You will want to soak them in water over night or knick the outside with something sharp to get them to germinate.
635146
My plants grew very well and they are now over two meters long. They gave me their first beans last year practically several beans on each branch and they now have some new beans but less than last year's because of too hot weather for spring time!
635296
No beans. Taking a while to grow. Just finally getting branches. About 2 foot tall.
1626801
About 6-9 inches. I took a 5th of vodka and cut the beans up into 1 1/2 inch pieces and they are soaking in the bottle as I write this note. I will leave them in the bottle for 6 months.