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I just noticed a new product at Whole Foods. The store is now selling—under its house 365 Organic label—different varieties of organic beans (already cooked) in 13.4-ounce BPA-free boxes. The boxes are very convenient when picnicking or eating while traveling.These boxes further add to the market's line of ready-to-eat beans (organic and non-organic), all of which are cheaper than name brands.
Whole Foods now offers:
- Non-organic beans in 15-ounce cans for $0.89
- Organic beans in 15-ounce cans for $1.29
- Organic beans in 13.4-ounce boxes for $1.49
The Whole Foods boxed beans challenge Fig Foods' boxed beans, which are more expensive ($2.79 for 17.6 ounces).
As I've written previously, buying Whole Foods' 365 Organic products is a great, cost-effective way to enjoy high-quality organic foods.
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2 comments:
Thanks for answering my question, which I googled! I do wonder why they don't put BPA free on the box anywhere? These are so much more cost effective than Eden's beans, which are in BPA free cans. Peace!
I have looked everywhere online to verify the 365 organic beans in boxes are bpa free, and I can't find anything either on the whole foods or SIG combisafe page. I am doubting that you are correct. Could you please reveal how you learned these are bpa free?
Much appreciated.
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