Organic Cannellini Beans

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Alce Nero Cannellini organic beans come only from the hills of Piedmont. The beans have always been referred to as “the meat of the poor”. In fact, they are a very healthy food, cholesterol-free and rich in protein. Cannellini beans have almost cylindrical shape, they are white and perfect for soups, stews and pasta recipes.

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