A One Pound Bag Of Rancho Gordo Snowcap beans on a white background. Red and white label with an image of the face of a woman licking her upper lip. Additional text on bag reads: Large, velvety heirloom with beautiful markings when dried. Cooked, they have a silky texture and a hint of new potato flavor. Ideal for soups, chowders, and side dishes alike.
A close up picture showing the Snowcap beans, which are light brown and cream colored with burgundy markings.
A picture of cooked Snowcap beans, topped with queso fresco in an earthenware bowl with a silver spoon.
A One Pound Bag Of Rancho Gordo Snowcap beans on a white background. Red and white label with an image of the face of a woman licking her upper lip. Additional text on bag reads: Large, velvety heirloom with beautiful markings when dried. Cooked, they have a silky texture and a hint of new potato flavor. Ideal for soups, chowders, and side dishes alike.
A close up picture showing the Snowcap beans, which are light brown and cream colored with burgundy markings.
A picture of cooked Snowcap beans, topped with queso fresco in an earthenware bowl with a silver spoon.

Rancho Gordo - Snowcap - Heirloom Bean

$7.25
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Pickup Hours

Mon - Fri, 9:00am - 5:30pm

Saturday & Sunday: By Appointment Only

Pickup Location

11811 Monterey Hwy, San Martin, CA 95046

408-612-2325


Big, potato flavor and texture. Ideal for soups and chowders.
Suggestions: Pot beans, soups, casseroles, chowders

Snowcaps are large beans with a distinct resemblance to everybody's favorite tuber, the potato. They have an old-fashioned, Yankee-style goodness that pairs well with bacon or ham. For a meatless dish, try them in a summer corn chowder.

This bean was a favorite when presented to Rancho Gordo's Bean Club and we're happy to offer a very limited supply to you.

Limited production.

Latin name: Phaseolus vulgaris

Net Weight 16 Oz (453g)