Greenmax Black Bean Powder 10.50 Oz

I love this brand's Black Sesame Seed flour, and I'd been eyeing this product for a while, wondering what it's like. I should have bought this sooner. I didn't even realize it's green soybean powder! I don't know why it's marketed as black bean but anyway, I don't know if words can describe this, you have to try it for yourself I suppose.But I'll do my best. It adds a richness to the soup, I like to combo it with shea butter, but you could use other sources of fat as well, I'm sure... and it just combos so good with the shea and the well what I'm using in the soup is about a half a cup each of teff and buck(maybe a little less) with another half a cup of this stuff or so. I found out that this stuff has choline in it, as I was wondering what I could eat that may improve my fat absorption, I realized I could increase the amount of this food that I've been using, and it's turned my soup from some relatively low B or A tier soup to S tier soup IMB.I don't think this alone will cause me to actually start putting on weight personally, but it certainly seems like a great source of protein for soups to me. I think I was originally planning to just put it in dough as and cooking it in a protein rich bread, but my jaw was hurting so much because of my TMJ that I haven't had a chance to try it, or maybe I did it once but didn't get to properly enjoy the bread because of the pain and ended up doing something weird to the food to get it down as some sort of a food challenge.

Great product ! Arrived securely sealed , very pleased with it ! 😀

This product is good but the pack is tellable. It is very easy to be contaminated during delivery. Will not buy it!

I enjoyed. Tastes good and easy to mix. Willing to buy again.

PLEASE MAKE SURE THE EXPIRATION DATE. I BOUGHT THIS ITEM LAST WEEK IT ALREADY EXPIRED

Totally satisfied with the product only one comment is that, the powder was too fine

When traveling India, I learned to love 'kanji' or different light porridges mixes made with lentil powders and grain powders. When I returned to the US, I wanted to make a few of my own for quick, light, hot nourishing breakfast. I travel a lot so I needed something that only needs to be mixed with hot water. A rough recipe is 2 spoons of black bean powder, 1 spoon black sesame powder, 1 spoon dry coconut milk, 1 spoon coconut sugar. It is soooo yummy and holds me over quite well until lunch. I mix the powders in a mug add boiling water, stir and cover for about 10 mins while I get read to leave. Can sip it in a travel mug on the bus, subway etc. Hot, nourishing, no insulin rush, no caffeine jolt-- just feeling energized, nourished and ready to work. In the end, it costs a lot less than your daily Starbucks, too.

Excellent source of protein and fiber