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- 1Allotment gardeners harvesting beans and tomatoes ahead of winter●Lots of colour still going at the plot. Collected more drying beans and tomatoes and cut back some stuff ready for winte
Gardeners are sharing late-season updates from their allotments, with colour still holding on plots as autumn sets in. One grower reports collecting more drying beans and tomatoes while cutting back plants to prepare beds for winter planting. The post struck a chord with the home-growing community, drawing likes and joining the seasonal wave of harvest and tidying-up talk among vegetable growers.
- 2Nebraska education department launches Battle of the Beans recipe contest●Nebraska Department of Education Launches Recipe Contest: Battle of the Beans – KCSR / KBPY
The Nebraska Department of Education has launched a recipe contest called Battle of the Beans, inviting residents to submit their best bean-based dishes. The announcement was carried by regional radio outlets across the state. Details on eligibility, judging and prizes have not yet been widely reported.
- 3Warm Kale and White Bean Dip Becomes the Season's Go-To Appetizer▼The Warm Kale and White Bean Dip We’re Serving All Season
Food & Wine is spotlighting a warm kale and white bean dip as its pick to serve throughout the season. The creamy, shareable appetizer pairs hearty beans with kale for a crowd-pleasing option as colder-weather entertaining gets underway. Readers are looking to it for easy hosting ideas ahead of holiday gatherings.
- 4One-pot chicken, black beans and rice recipe wins praise▼"This recipe is INCREDIBLE." This true one-pot wonder of chicken, black beans, rice, tomatoes and chiles will make everyone at the table happy. https://nyti.ms/4yFItAN
A one-pot recipe combining chicken, black beans, rice, tomatoes and green chiles is being enthusiastically recommended, with fans calling it incredible and a crowd-pleaser that satisfies everyone at the table. The dish is pitched as an easy weeknight option requiring minimal cleanup while delivering a full meal in a single pot.
- 5Washagana TV samples Nagasaki sweets in snack comparison segment▼https://www. wacoca.com/media/779745/ わしゃがなTVの最新動画では，「全国お菓子食べ比べ 長崎編」をお届け。「デンリュウのうまカレー豆」や名物カステラが続々と登場 # OTHERS :食品/飲食/グルメ
The latest episode of Washagana TV, hosted by Mafia Kajita and Yuichi Nakamura, presents the Nagasaki edition of its nationwide snack taste-test series. The segment features local treats including Denryu's Uma Curry Beans and the region's famous castella sponge cake, continuing the show's tour of regional Japanese confectionery.
- 6Eating More Pulses Linked to Lower Heart Disease Risk●Increased pulse consumption leads to decrease in heart disease
Researchers report that eating more pulses — beans, lentils, chickpeas and dried peas — is associated with a decrease in heart disease. The findings point to pulses' fibre, protein and low fat content as protective factors, and support dietary guidance encouraging people to substitute pulses for refined grains or red and processed meats in everyday meals.
- 7Faba bean protein emerges as plasma replacement in wet pet food▼Faba bean protein offers plasma replacement options in wet pet food
Faba bean protein is being put forward as a functional substitute for animal plasma in wet pet food formulations, according to PetfoodIndustry. Spray-dried plasma is widely used in pet food for palatability and binding but faces cost and supply pressures, so plant proteins are gaining attention as alternatives. The report suggests faba bean protein can deliver similar functional benefits while supporting cleaner, more sustainable ingredient lists.
- 8L.L. Bean joins $1 billion County Square project in Greenville▼$1 billion County Square project in Greenville adds L.L. Bean to retail roster
L.L. Bean is the latest retailer added to Greenville County's $1 billion County Square redevelopment in South Carolina. The outdoor apparel brand joins the roster of tenants for the large downtown Greenville project, which is transforming the former county government campus into a mixed-use development. Local outlet FOX Carolina reported the announcement, drawing attention from residents following the development's progress.