Hodmedod's Pulse Club - September Selection

Hodmedod's Pulse Club - September Selection
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We've added more beans to our signature British-grown fava beans, peas & lentils - an exciting range of North American bean varieties from The Heirloom Bean Co....Learn More


Join our club to try our...

Save over 10% with our bumper...

Try four varieties of our organic...

Tasty, tender, versatile and easy to...

Use naked yellow peas just like...

One of Britain's best-kept secrets, Carlin...

The organic flamingo has landed! We're...

Tasty, versatile and easy to cook,...

Use naked fava beans just like...

A variety of common bean with...

A small variety of common bean,...

A beautiful green variety of common...

Can't choose from the range of...

Dusky‑pink Flor de Mayo beans from...

Soft, creamy beans from Peru’s coastal...

Pale‑tan beans from northern Mexico with...

Inky, thin‑skinned beans from southern Veracruz,...

Creamy, earthy Mexican beauties with a...

Britain's original bean, the fava bean...

With a distinctive earthy flavour and...

A five pea variety mix of...

The organic flamingo has landed! We're...

Split Green Peas provide a rich...

Marrowfat Peas are perfect for classic...

Big, beefy runner bean with gorgeous...

Rich, creamy, and mild, this best-seller...

A beautiful and very capable Borlotti...

Split Fava Beans are tasty, versatile...

These gorgeous peas were grown by...

Whole sloe black lentils grown by...

A Mexican favourite for more than...

A pretty Californian variety with a...

Big, bold Lima beans - butter...

7 grains & pulses including Olive...

A blend of Wholegrain Emmer Wheat...

A small white bean with vast...
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We've added more beans to our signature British-grown fava beans, peas & lentils - an exciting range of North American bean varieties from The Heirloom Bean Co. Hodmedod brought fava beans back into British kitchens, also carlin, marrowfat & other peas. We've got lentils into UK production and now added beans from France and America that are hard to grow in Britain. |
