Explore Those Beautiful Bean Products We slow-cook great northern beans until they're tender, then simmer them in white chili sauce perfectly seasoned with garlic, cumin and onion.

Cannellini Beans Meatier than Navy or Great Northern beans, they have a nutty, earthy flavor and tender flesh, and are often used in Italian dishes like Minestrone. They retain their shape and texture well, so they're perfect to use in salads, soups, stews, and chili.

Ingredients. Prepared Pinto Beans, Water. Contains 2% or Less of: Tomato Puree (Tomato Paste, Water), Salt, Modified Corn Starch, Spice, Corn Oil, Garlic Powder, Onion Powder, Extractive of Paprika.

Prepared Pinto and Kidney Beans, Water. Contains 2% or Less of: Tomato Puree (Tomato Paste, Water), Modified Corn Starch, Salt, Spice, Sugar, Corn Oil, Calcium Chloride (Firming Agent), Garlic Powder, Onion Powder. Free from Cereals and Their Derivatives.

There are actually several different types of beans that fall into the category of “white beans.” They include:

• Navy beans (also called pea beans)
• Great northern beans.
• Cannellini beans (also called white kidney beans)
• Baby lima beans (also called butterbeans)

Best Garden Bush Bean Varieties

• Roma II ~ The original Roma is a delicious Italian classic pole bean.
• Maxibel ~ If you only get one bush bean variety, make it Maxibel.
• Royal Burgundy ~ Plant Royal Burgundy in the garden if you want to give people something to talk about.

Cannellini Beans are also referred to as White Kidney Beans, a clue to their shape. Cannellini Beans are mild in flavor, with a light, nutty taste. They're probably the most beloved bean among home chefs, as they're the typically featured bean in the ever-popular Minestrone Soup.

Though they come in several varieties, cannellini beans tend to be the most popular. Due to their high fiber and protein content, they may help support a healthy body weight, muscle mass, and digestion. In particular, they're a great source of protein for vegans and vegetarians.

Low on heat, Brooks Mild Chili Beans have a mellow, savory flavor that gives you all the great taste you want in a chili, without the fire.

Pinto Beans in Mild Chili Sauce Pintos that deliver a little spice and a lot of flavor slow-simmered in mild chili sauce seasoned with garlic, cumin and chili peppers, giving you that cooked-all-day flavor in no time at all.

Just remember this one pro tip: add the beans last. Since canned beans are already cooked, simply pour them in towards the end and let heat for five to 10 minutes. And with Bush's Chili Beans, there's no rinsing needed; add the entire can of chili bean goodness to take advantage of the perfectly seasoned sauce.

There are many types of beans, most of which are great for chili. You might encounter pinto, fava, navy, kidney, and green beans. The best beans for chili, however, are pinto, kidney, and black beans.

Cannellini Beans are mild in flavor, with a light, nutty taste. They're probably the most beloved bean among home chefs, as they're the typically featured bean in the ever-popular Minestrone Soup.