How to store
Green Beans
Also known as: string beans, snap beans, french beans, haricots verts
Best Method recommended method with best effort-to-efficacy tradeoff 5-7 days
Perforated Bag
Freezing freezing method 10-12 months
Frozen
- Trim ends
- Blanch in boiling water 3 minutes
- Cool in ice bath, drain well
- Transfer to freezer bags
- Best for cooked dishes
Long Term preservation methods like canning, dehydrating, pickling, fermenting 1-2 years
Pickled (Dilly Beans)
- Trim beans to fit jars
- Pack in jars with dill and garlic
- Add pickling brine and process
Long-term preservation
- Freeze drying Blanch before freeze-drying. Learn about freeze drying
Protect your produce

This item is sensitive to ethylene gas, which is released by other produce.
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Revival Tips
If limp, trim ends and soak in ice water for 30 minutes.
Fun Facts
- Green beans are the unripe pods of the common bean; "string" beans once had a fibrous string along the seam (most modern varieties are stringless).
- Haricots verts are a thinner, more tender variety often sold as "French" green beans.