$3.50
Cooked fava beans
Light seasoning
Olive oil
Lemon (optional)
Fresh herbs
(Ingredients may vary slightly.)
Our fava beans are prepared with a light Mediterranean touch for maximum flavor and nutritional value. Mildly seasoned and tender, they pair beautifully with:
Bowls & grain plates
Mediterranean salads
Kabobs and grilled meats
Falafel plates
Vegetarian and vegan meals
They’re a perfect choice for anyone looking to add plant-based protein and fiber to their order.
Yes — fava beans are naturally vegan and plant-based.
Yes, fava beans are naturally gluten-free, though cross-contamination is possible in a shared kitchen.
Very — they are high in fiber, protein, and essential nutrients.
No — they have a mild, earthy flavor.
Yes, lightly seasoned with Mediterranean herbs and a touch of olive oil.
Absolutely — they add protein, fiber, and texture to any dish.
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