Have you tried Lupini beans?
By Ayu2026
@Ayu2026 (519)
Denpasar, Indonesia
June 3, 2026 8:49am CST
In Portugal, people call these beans tremoços. And, they are quite popular in Portuguese food. They usually serve tremoços as a side dish or snacks. They taste like cooked soybeans soaked in salt water.
The picture of a half empty jar of my tremoços in my fridge.
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@Shivram59 (51743)
• India
3 Jun
Sorry, this is the first time I've heard of Lupini Beans You must have tasted them. How do they taste??
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@Shivram59 (51743)
• India
3 Jun
@Ayu2026 I love taking soyabean. I'll check if the Lupini Beans is available here in local market.
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@Ayu2026 (519)
• Denpasar, Indonesia
3 Jun
@Shivram59 Yes, please do.
I never saw Lupini beans in my country of origin. I knew these beans only when I first came to Portugal.
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@Traceyjayne (14534)
• United Kingdom
4 Jun
They look like what we all chick peas …..not sure if that’s what they actually are ….i don’t recognise the name.
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@Ayu2026 (519)
• Denpasar, Indonesia
3 Jun
I don't think these beans are common anywhere else other than in Europe. In Europe, Lupini are considered everyday snacks in Mediterranean cultures. I never heard or saw these kind of beans either before I went to Portugal.
Perhaps you can try to look for these beans at the health store or Italian or Spanish Shop in US.
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@valherma00 (5865)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
3 Jun
i only like green and yellow beans in my stew. i haven't tried these.
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