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Rancho Gordo

Zipper Cream Field Pea

Name: Zipper Cream Field Pea
Brand: Rancho Gordo

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Cook time. Lentils and split peas need no soak; beans usually do.
Organic and sourcing. Organic is USDA-certified; farm and region details are producer claims.

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