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That's what the pig is for, so you don't have to ruin the bathtub.
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Omg funny. Aren't beans super cheap anyway? I'd just toss stuff like that into my garden bed.
I may end up doing just that. But I'd rather not if there is a practical way of restoring palatability. Food value is supposed to be OK.

Guess I should have sealed them in Mylar, with oxygen absorbers, but at the time I wasn't that familiar with long term storage methods.

How to Seal a Mylar Bag in a 5-gallon bucket
 
Try putting in water (well above bean level) bring to a boil turn off heat and let them sit overnight. Drain and then try cooking regularly. If that doesn't work make up a bunch of these for the craft fairs.

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Get a pressure cooker.

I think my wife paid $100 for the digital instant pot she bought and I use it 4-5 times a week.

Makes anything you can make in a slow cooker over 8 hours in under 45 min.

I've heard baking soda helps keep your gas down after eating them.
^This. For $35-$40 on Amazon they are great for beans, as well as pork that will come out tender, etc. Get stainless, not aluminum.
 
I've seen these before, my grannie warned about them, & my great uncle lectured extensively about them.

Do not mistake them for edible legumes. They have morphed into something else.

They are NOT what you think they are.

They are has-beans.....:cool:
 

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