Bought Wegman’s garbanzo beans—inside were cannellini beans.
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Anonymous
| Stupid. Garbanzo beans (chickpeas) have a totally different texture. I couldn’t go back do used the cannellini and probably messed up the chili. They slapped the wrong label onto the can. |
Anonymous
| The horror. |
Anonymous
| Who puts garbanzo beans in chili? Wegman’s saved your dinner. |
Anonymous
| Weird. But cannellini should still taste good. |
Anonymous
| Prank! |
Anonymous
| Cannellini beans much better in chili |
Anonymous
| Garbanzos in chili? 🤮 |
Anonymous
| Who tf puts garbanzo beans in chili? You were touched by a chili angel |
Anonymous
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Anonymous
| That’s a big small deal and they should recall. |
Anonymous
| It was the Can of Requirement: It gave you what you needed, not what you wanted. |
Anonymous
| Is there a point to your post? Help me understand. I can be a bit obtuse. |
Anonymous
lol yes! |
Anonymous
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The chili turned out fine. Recipe called for 2 cans of garbanzo beans mashed lightly in a food processor for texture. 2 cans of kidney beans. I already had one can at home so that gave enough texture. It was a Serious Eats vegetarian chili.
The point of my post was that the mislabeled can is problematic. It’s not what I expected when I opened the can. It was too much trouble to return. |
Anonymous
| That is a really bad mistake. Please report it. For allergic people it can lead to tragedy. |