I have had some dry chickpeas for quite some time (~6-12 months) in my pantry and now I'm looking to cook them.
Most of them have some orange spots, which I'm not sure are normal (See picture below). Are they safe to eat?
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I have had some dry chickpeas for quite some time (~6-12 months) in my pantry and now I'm looking to cook them.
Most of them have some orange spots, which I'm not sure are normal (See picture below). Are they safe to eat?
Best Answer
I ended up cooking the chickpeas and eating them, without any discernible stomach problems