Polar, Bean Sprouts, 14.4 oz.

I am so pleased I discovered this product. I usually buy the fresh bean sprouts but they turn bad if not used immediately. I also grow my own in a mason jar, but I didn't have any on hand and I purchased this brand. Glad I did! I partially used some of the bean sprouts and left the rest the remaining inside the can and refrigerated it. It kept fresh for a week! This is now my go to staple in my pantry when I made Sesame Chicken.

well it is a whole big can smashed in there you get your money's worth it tastes good I eat it right out of the can before I stick it in my vegetable concoction because if you buy it the other way you have to put up with those little heart things so I buy the corn and the bean sprouts separately and they both are so good

Polar Bean Sprouts (14.4 oz) are the kind of pantry staple that quietly revolutionizes your meals. Pop the lid, and you've got a crisp, clean, and shockingly fresh-tasting pile of sprouts ready to elevate any dish. Whether it's stir-fry, pho, pad thai, or even a cold noodle salad, these sprouts bring that perfect light crunch and earthy flavor that usually requires a trip to an Asian market. Bonus points for consistency—every can I've opened has been packed with firm, non-soggy sprouts that taste like they were picked yesterday. No mess, no prep, just open and go. It's a flavor shortcut that doesn't compromise. ⭐ Rating: 5/5 Pro tip: Chill them and toss with sesame oil, rice vinegar, and chili flakes for an instant side dish!

Pretty good for canned sprouts, it's pretty packed to the brim and I didn't notice that weird flavor that canned veggies get sometimes. At least when I ate the food I cooked it with.

They're good. I use them in soup to add another vegetable. These are longer than other canned sprout. Flavor is mild. Drain them and use in a stir fry. Good to have a can or two around.

I absolutely love being sprouts and polar is one of the best brands. anytime I make any form of Asian dish I love adding my bean sprouts in at the very end they are amazing and always good quality.

If you like to make your own stir fry or Chinese food, this is a good supplement if you can't find bean sprouts in the produce section. For a canned food item, it's good.

Basically it was fine but not thrilled about all the items I ordered needed to be shipped. Don't like waiting so long to get what I need. Why aren't more of them in store rather than waiting for them to ship? Not good at all in that respect. Walmart do better!!!

they were good. I've never had canned ones before but they were kind of like soft and mushy and I'm not used to that so maybe it was just me. I don't know but the taste was good. I used them anyway. they just fell apart in the pot but they tasted good and the price was good just they were kind of not what I expected

I live in a semi rural area but our most prevalent grocery store doesn't carry canned bean sprouts, I was poking through the Asian food section when the manager came over and offered to help then walked me over to the canned green beans (yuck) so I ordered ink d from Walmart. Both cans were totally smashed and broken with contents spilled out. But they looked like bean sprouts!