Mung Bean Sprouting Seed- Organic - 15 g Packet ~300 Seeds - Handy Pantry Brand - Dried Mung Beans for Sprouts, Garden Planting, Chinese & Asian Cooking, Soup & More

My husband loves bean sprouts so I grow them myself for him. These mung bean seeds sprout easily and taste great. I've used this brand for about 2 years and they are good quality at a great price.

Mung beans are a staple for me, and these are exceptional in every way. They sprout up within one day and are tasty, crunchy and nutritious. I could probably live on Mung beans if necessary. I would highly recommend this product and any sprouter including a simple mason jar will do the trick. Enjoy!

I have grown mung beans in the past no problems at all. This 2.5 lb bag of "sprouting" Organic beans are just not sprouting for me. I have tried twice now. The second time I even used spring water. I am really not happy at all with this product

Sprouted Perfectly in Mason Jars. Thank you Handy Pantry!

I've been sprouting for years, but this was the first try with mung beans. I was not thrilled. My bad. There seem to be others who like them, but I still prefer my old standby lentil sprouts.

I have enjoyed growing these mung beans. The package was large enough that I shared it with my grand daughter. She used to call them Aliens brains when she came to my house. she now has a house and family of her own. The product was shipped and delivered quickly. Excellent germination and fun to grow. I've bought from this company in the past and I haven't been dissapointed.

It could very well to be my fault. I have used other cheaper beans but the sprouts were kind of skinny, so I switched to this special "sprouting" bean. The the results were even worse, the beans started to brown only after a few days and when the sprouting started, the sprout tips all turned brown and although the keep growing, the beans started to turn more brown and eventuallydetached from the root. Disappointing, but I keep trying and hopefully will have better results on next try.

I like growing my own whenever I can. I find the taste and texture is better if I just picked whatever I'm going to eat today. That has never been more true that with these mung beans. I bought a tray for growing sprouts that's about 10 inches by 12. I have discovered that this package of seeds will give me a lot of beans! I put about a half a cup in the sprouter and they are really filling it up. I'm munching away and there is still a great crop that I'll be able to harvest when they are fully mature and make a great stir fry. For that size sprouter, I suggest maybe a quarter cup might be better. Mine are pretty crowded now. Not that I'm complaining!