Anonymous
Post 07/04/2014 14:32     Subject: Re:BPA-free canned beans
You should probably buy dry beans and cook them at home. Think all canning involves preservatives or other things that years from now we will find out causes a health problem.
Anonymous
Post 07/04/2014 08:45     Subject: BPA-free canned beans
I've been buying my (not dried) beans from Whole Foods, and they're sold in cardboard containers. I assumed that meant BPA-free.
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2014 23:10     Subject: BPA-free canned beans
I'll be cooking my beans at home too. It's not *that* hard.

Anonymous
Post 07/03/2014 23:03     Subject: BPA-free canned beans
Was wondering the same thing.
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2014 22:55     Subject: BPA-free canned beans
Anonymous wrote:I have long bought only Eden Organic beans because they use BPA-free cans. However, I just read some disturbing news about the company (related to the Hobby Lobby decision) and would like to use another brand. Does anyone else know of brands for canned beans that use BPA-free cans?

I don't have any suggestions for you, but thanks for the information about this company. I'll start cooking beans at home.
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2014 22:01     Subject: BPA-free canned beans
Ugh.

I wonder if I should just buy dry beans in bulk and just cook them myself.

Damn Conservatives.
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2014 21:59     Subject: Re:BPA-free canned beans
Trader Joes.
Anonymous
Post 07/03/2014 21:51     Subject: BPA-free canned beans
I have long bought only Eden Organic beans because they use BPA-free cans. However, I just read some disturbing news about the company (related to the Hobby Lobby decision) and would like to use another brand. Does anyone else know of brands for canned beans that use BPA-free cans?