Pride Of India - Indian Split Yellow Chickpea Lentils - Protein & Fiber Rich Chana Dal, 3.0 Pound Jar

These split, yellow chickpea lentils are absolutely delicious! They have become my favorite flavor. The one and a half pound jar is reasonably priced and I couldn’t ask for any improvement on this item. It is also very high in protein and fiber making it a wonderful addition to your meal and very healthy at the same time. It cooks beautifully and it’s nice to look at as well as delicious. The lentils are packaged well and are clean and feel qualitative. I highly recommend this brand

Very good product! Used for the first time in a new recipe it was delicious.

Excellent quality

Amazon delivered this in a reasonable time. The mung beans in the plastic container passed my germination test with a high degree of germination. For me that is all I needed and I am happy with the purchase.

Yes I like it it’s the same quality what I was growing up .

They are what they said they were.

Good to make soup with

I discovered this on the internet. The Food Safety and Standards of India (FSSAI) has issued warning to people to halt the consumption of Moong and Masoor dal. These lentils contain residues of the highly toxic herbicide Glyphosate, used by farmers to clear weeds. FSSAI has issued warning to people to halt the consumption of Moong and Masoor dal. These lentils contain residues of the highly toxic herbicide Glyphosate, used by farmers to clear weeds. It is being imported from Canada and Australia. India does not have its own regulations on toxic herbicide Glyphosate. Therefore, FSSAI has adopted the international standards in order to ensure that the lentils being sold are safe for consumption. According to report in The Pioneer, "There is a possibility of higher levels of residues of the herbicide Glyphosate in pulses which could adversely affect the health of consumers here. Since the maximum residual limits (MRL) for Glyphosate in pulses has not been specified in the FSSAI regulations, we have asked the concerned officials to follow the MRL for the herbicide as specified in the Codex standards,” said Food Safety and Standards of India official. Dr GV Ramanjaneyulu, agricultural scientist and founder of Centre for Sustainable Agriculture said in a report that while it is mandatory to label organic products, imported pulses are not labelled. “It's very difficult to find out if we are consuming Canadian pulses or locally grown ones, if they are sold in loose,” he warned. IS AMAZON REVIEWING/RESEARCHING THE PRODUCTS THEY'RE SELLING/DISTRIBUTING?

Totally satisfied

Not the product in the description. These are split beans, not whole. And the product is not eligible for returns, so tough beans if you fall for it.

It's quite good and nice quality, however the price is a bit tight for the amount you get in the container.

Have not opened this jar of lentils, but these are our favourite type lentils. Shall be ordering again. They arrived super speedily and came well packaged.

Good product. Bought several from this company. Good service as well. Will buy again.