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Beans are one of the most important food staples in Mexico, which is home to one-third of all the world’s bean varieties. Despite the availability of almost 50 kinds of beans, Mexicans are not consuming them nearly as much as they used to. This has threatened the production of Mexico’s native beans, which are now facing extinction.

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  1. 1
    @f_youtubecensorshipf_nazis

    Scarletts are big producers of large beans that you can eat early as a sweet spring green bean or let it mature and you get gorgeous purple and black mottled beans that are very good no matter how we make em.

    very popular in the UK too.

  2. 3
    @alejandropadilla1660

    Where can I get these beans/ seed I want to grow them in my garden so I try and help one of the staple crops of my culture. I want to help expand people’s knowledge on our traditions and bring back what has been forgotten for the future generations. If anyone has info please let me know. Muchas gracias 🙏😁🇲🇽🇺🇲

  3. 7
    @mroudemus410

    I hope all the varieties are protected. Not only Mexico, but the world need to protect for the future all the diversity of foods.

  4. 11
    @lucio.martinez

    N’ombre, ví el título y vengo en chinga!
    Los frijoles no pueden desaparecer!
    Yo sé que los mexicanos no lo consumimos a diario como otros latinos. No obstante, es esencial para nosotros. Casi, casi, como la tortilla y el chile.
    Mexicanos, al ataque y a comer muchos frijolitos!
    A los gorditos y gorditas, entrenle con todo!
    No engorda!
    Lo que engorda es el refresco!
    Hahaha

  5. 12
    @lucio.martinez

    Por cierto, trabajen con los negocios en EE.UU.
    Acá también podemos salvar nuestros frijolitos!
    No me importa que me llamen, frijolero!
    Sí y qué?!

  6. 15
    @SenoritaConejita

    Ok Munchies with this series! Love it! Thanks so much and I can’t wait for my episodes! Would love if you explored other foods in Mexico and Latin America! 😀

  7. 17
    @g.g.2305

    Campesinos, another word for The Indigenous people! This is our foods! The three sisters corn, squash and BEANS. Indigenous food.

  8. 19
    @laurensimonelli5654

    Beans are SO important. They nourish us and they also nourish other plants by replenishing nitrogen in the soil. They really are the magical fruit.

  9. 23
    @EnigmaticVagrant

    I love beans and when people call me beaner I’m like how did you know I love 🫘 🍛 😂 also I growing some of my own

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