Barbara Rose, owner of Bean Tree Farm, harvests mesquite-bean pods as she prepares for a demonstration at the 15th annual Mesquite Milling and Fiesta. She’s been harvesting from the same velvet ...

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GALVESTON, Texas, Jan. 6.-The experiments made by the War Department with the Mesquite beans are said to have proved successful, and a new portable food has been found for the horses.

"We use mesquite beans instead of coco beans," said Mez Foods co-founder Bob Schultz. "So, there's no coco butter, no coco powder, we just use mesquite beans and a blend of a couple ingredients to ...

Mesquite coffee is not your typical brew; it’s a ground-breaking alternative to traditional coffee that harnesses the unique flavors and nutrients of mesquite beans. Originating from the pods of the ...

Launched last year, Mez Foods is taking a novel and sustainable approach to making a classic indulgent – chocolate – by using the fruit of mesquite beans, brand Co-founder Bob Schultz told ...

The mesquite beans from the pod have a sweet flavor, but the typical way of consuming them is by making mesquite flour or broth. These plants also provide shade to humans and habitats to critters.

Native Americans thrived on a diversity of foods, including seeds, nuts, corn, beans, chile, squash, fruits, greens, and — in the Andes — more than 1,000 species of potatoes, long before ...

The Mesquite Trail Drivers are hosting a chili and bean cook-off on Saturday, Nov. 16, at Mesquite Hall, 11663 Ford Drive in Adkins. Entries are just $25. Competitors are welcome to camp out Friday ...

That’s the purely regional name for mesquite beans, and it comes from the Opata language. In Texas or New Mexico they know about mesquite beans, but they call them something else.