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I've been looking for a translation of "lima beans" in French, and I
only found "haricots de lima" (yeah, surprise surprise, it's lima beans!). Well, of course, since I finally found out they are exclusively American (North and South). So I really don't know what they taste like, and I can't try since they are not cultivated or sold here. So, out of sheer curiosity, *what* do they taste like? If you want to compare, I know fava beans, black beans, red beans, blackeyes, split peas, green lentils, brown lentils, red lentils, chickpeas, cannellini beans, Soisson white beans, string beans, green peas. Thanks! Nathalie in Switzerland |
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