National Bean Day
On National Bean Day on January 6th, green, red, kidney, lima, or soy are just a few of the many varieties of beans recognized on National Bean Day.
This day marks the bean's appearance, shape, and color. Since the early seventh millennium BC, we've been growing beans (legumes). Beans are a common source of protein in today, as well as in the Old and New World's history. Not only are beans an excellent source of fiber, but they also make for a healthy meal and snack choice. They are low in fat and high in complex carbohydrates, folate, and iron, as well as iron.
Between 9 and 13 grams of fiber in one cup of cooked beans. Soluble fiber can help in lowering blood cholesterol.
- Around 40,000 bean varieties exist in the world
- Only a small amount of these varieties is mass-produced for regular use
How to celebrate #nationalbeanday
Thanks to all the varieties of beans available, this holiday has so many dishes to try. Try beans you've never tried before. Try a new variety of bean to your cooking routine. If you do, be sure to post the dish. Since beans are so useful, you'll want to keep your friends and family updated on your bean finds. We even have a few recipes for you to try.
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To post on social media, use the hashtag #NationalBeanDay.
Bean FAQ
Q. Can I grow my own beans? Yes! Yes! Beans are a great crop to grow, and there are enough varieties to suit your climate.
Q. What is a pulse?
A. pulse is a flowering plant grown for food and the dry seed it produces. They are members of the legume family.
Q. What are the benefits of eating beans? Our bodies need A. Beans because they are packed with vitamins that our bodies need. They are also a good source of protein and fiber, making them an excellent source of protein and fiber.
