Black Beluga Lentils 5 Pounds Whole USDA Certified Organic, Non-GMO Bulk, Product of USA, Mulberry Lane Farms

I tried many brands’ organic black lentils, this is the best in texture and flavor after cooking. They all look the same before you cook them, but the difference of quality only becomes obvious after cooking.The downside of this brand is its premium price, way expensive than others. I settled down on Whole Foods’ store brand black lentils, they are not the best but decent enough for salad and other dishes!

I cooked these lentils the other day and they are so delicious and flavorful!!😊 They came in a huge bag and the bag was well protected in the box. This is 5lbs so great value for the money too. I love these and appreciate that I could find a provider with a larger package at a good price. And they are so yummy!!!🥰

Wow, who knew these were so great. Unlike flat lentils (these are round) they don’t get soft and soggy easily. I cooked them to add to something but then....ate them all right there, alone. So good. High protein. I noticed combining them with brown rice, all these paper cuts on my hands suddenly healed up...must be the B vitamins in the brown rice I think....but eating better with good food really does heal the body.

I have bought quite a few different grains and beans from this farm and have always been very happy with what I receive. These are great little lentils and help add variety to our plant based diet. Very happy with them.

Been through couple bulk bags . . . . Mix 2/5th these and balance organic green lentils.

These lentils are delicious and organic and grown in the US and reasonably priced. Perfect.

Love these Beluga Lentils. They make great chili and I combine with other lentils for numerous plant based recipes. They hold their shape while other lentil mush.

I cooked these lentils in the most simple way, just salt and spices. I had them soak for one hour then I cooked them for another hour. The most disgusting thing I’ve ever found in lentils. First I found one, and I was puzzled about it not knowing what that could be even though it had completely the appearance of a dead parasite.Then, I’m thinking it can’t be… Until I find the second one thicker and bigger. I completely lost my appetite. I lost $33 from a completely unworthy brand that must grow these lentils with animal excrements as an organic fertilizer, that will explain these dry parasites with the lentils. Yuk-yuk-yuk