National Eat Your Beans Day
On July 3rd, National Eat Your Beans Day is a live healthy holiday that is celebrated every year. The bean vegetable is celebrated on this day in many shapes, shapes, and colors. Beans (leaves) date back to the early seventh millennium BCE, making them one of the oldest-cultivated plants in the world.
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As they were seven millennia ago, beans are a common source of protein today. Beans are a common source of protein today. Eat some beans to get complex carbohydrates, folate, fiber, and iron. They are excellent sources for each of those. and iron, making them a healthy alternative to any meal or snack; they are also a good source of fiber, low in fat, and high in complex carbohydrates, folate, and iron.
- Around 40,000 bean varieties exist in the world
- Only a small number of these varieties are mass-produced for regular use
Let's snack!
That's a lot of beans! How can we tell which ones to choose? We are given one of the best choices by Snacking on chickpeas. These legumes pack a whopping 12.5 grams of fiber, 74% RDI of Manganese, and 26% RDI of Iron per serving in 1 cup, also known as garbanzo beans. Add chickpeas to stews as you would with any bean. However, they also roast well with your favorite herbs and spices for a delectable and healthy snack.
The soybean is another popular snacking bean. For more information on bean varieties, visit www.medicalnewstoday.com for more information.
With so many choices, entertaining with beans should be a hit!
Learn how to celebrate national eat your beans day by observing national eat your beans day
bean chili dish from our National Day Recipes page for many recipes to choose from or enjoy a fava bean dip with goat cheese and garlic dip or black bean chili dish. To post on social media, use the hashtag #NationalEatYourBeansDay.
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