Certified Glyphosate Residue Free Brown Lentils | 5 LBS | Desiccant Free | Sproutable | Non-GMO Project Verified | Kosher

It is wonderful to have these organic brown lentils in my pantry. I do not have to run to the store when I want a healthy meal. These are also glyphosate free (chemical banned in Europe) that is detrimental to your health. Also bulk purchase always saves $$. These lentils are very clean and quickly ready after basic rinsing for your favorite lentil recipe.

Fantastic product. Was a bit afraid of the quantity for a single person, but I've incorporated these lentils into my routine and recipes and enjoy them very much! Great quality. I will absolutely purchase again.

This company produces the best products I've experienced.The green peas are the best peas I've ever had.The chic peas are fantastic, they get huge and will sprout if soaked overnight.I'm not the biggest lentil fan, I eat them because I"m veg and want the protein and fiber.I get all three legumes from them and the chic peas are my favs by far.I make 'garbanzo greens'! I make pesto sauce, less the cheese (or sprinkle nutritional yeast) and use a serving size amount of greens in olive oil, basil, and a little garlic as desired, with a cup size serving of chic peas instead of pasta. EXCELLENT!!!

The best brand f grains and lentils anywhere on the planet

Quick delivery value quality

Nice lentils

12/27/2013 Update: It occurred to me, as I was reviewing my reviews, that I never really reviewed the Palouse Lentils themselves. Shame on me! And so here it is:The GMO Free Pardina Lentils are small, very tight/firm lentils that are extremely clean. They have a pleasant earthiness that makes them a perfect fit for a wide variety of dishes. I am not sure that I've ever seen a broken lentil in a batch and I've gone through almost 10 lbs of these babies since I discovered them last year. Yes, I go through a lot of lentils.Palouse Brands are part of the Non GMO Project. For more information about the Non CMO Project check out nongmoproject.org.I recommend using a colander with smaller than normal (what is normal, anyway) holes as these Pardina lentils are small. I actually recommend using a Japanese Rice Washing Bowl with Side and Bottom Drainers, which can also be used for rinsing quinoa.Original review:I love lentils. I find them to be one of the best, generic protein sources around. Depending on the freshness of the lentils, they are easy to cook; hold their shape; take to various recipes like a champ.One of the things that I love about lentils is how easy they cook up in my slow cooker.One of my favorite "recipes" is a Spicy Lentils with Mock Chorizo (or vegan Chipotle Sausage). It consists essentially of caramelized onions, lentils, chipotle in adobo sauce (1 only!), a can or two of diced tomatoes, shredded/chopped carrots, and a couple links of a mock Chipotle sausages or Mock Chorizo (Soy-Rizo). The Chipotle sausage is made with wheat gluten. Salt*, pepper, cumin, chipotle power and a piece of Kombu round out the ingredient list. I tend to cook them in my slow cooker for about 2 1/2 hours on high or 3 to 3 1/2 hours on low.Pardina Lentils from Palouse are ideal for this recipe: I have never seen more pretty, uniform lentils in all my years of cooking. They are beautifully clean--I've never found a rock or other piece of oddness mixed in with the lentils.* Never add salt to beans/legumes while they are cooking as this will toughen the skin of the beans. The Kombu, while an optional ingredient in any bean/legume recipe, is known as having a tenderizing effect as well as thickening any sauces.My only regret about Palouse's product line is that there are no black beans. Obtaining beautiful black beans is a challenge and, like what I've tasted of Palouse's beans/legumes, they would be guaranteed to be perfect.

Very good lentils! Very clean.