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Old 09-28-2010, 03:21 PM #11
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My dad lives in Edmonton, Canada and we are unable to get fresh fava beans there. I am trying to get him to eat fava beans from the can but he says that it tastes bland and it is hard to get thim to eat it.

I was wondering if he put the beans from the can in a blender and made it into a juice. Has anyone tried that?

Thanks,
Sharmila
have not tried that but since I think they taste like kidney beans I use them in salads and any place else I would put kidney beans. I have even mixed them with diced tomato and cucumber with a little ranch dressing not bad.
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