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Dried peas - whats the bag for?
funkymonkey849
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I have a bag of leos dried peas but the box got wet so I threw it away. There's a bicarb tablet which is obviously for soaking the peas in, but what's the net bag for?! Do the peas go in this?
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You cook the peas in the bag and they end up more like marrowfat peas as opposed to sloppy mushy peas0
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Oooh ok, I am making soup so won't bother with the bag.
Any idea how long to boil the peas for once they have been soaked?0
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