I have about 150 cans of blacks beans that I want to give away. They're Goya brand and good until 2017. Is there a shelter or something I can drop them off at?

I was trying to build up some emergency food stores but I don't think I'm ever going to eat these and I should of bought bagged beans that will last longer.

myPnL Wrote:
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> I have about 150 cans of blacks beans that I want
> to give away. They're Goya brand and good until
> 2017. Is there a shelter or something I can drop
> them off at?
>
> I was trying to build up some emergency food
> stores but I don't think I'm ever going to eat
> these and I should of bought bagged beans that
> will last longer.

take them back to the store and demand a refund

ECHO - in Springfield on south side of Olde Keene Mill Rd.

I would imagine that canned food will last much much longer than any bagged product.

but just take them downto the 7-11 on elden street in herndon... it won't last long...

myPnL Wrote:
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> I have about 150 cans of blacks beans that I want
> to give away. They're Goya brand and good until
> 2017. Is there a shelter or something I can drop
> them off at?
>
> I was trying to build up some emergency food
> stores but I don't think I'm ever going to eat
> these and I should of bought bagged beans that
> will last longer.


How in the fuck can the DMV allow stupid people like the OP to drive a car?

Why would anyone buy 10+ cases of the same thing?

Please don't prep - You don't deserve to survive.

mjs Wrote:
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> I would imagine that canned food will last much
> much longer than any bagged product.
>

Canned beans do store better and longer than dried beans. Dried ones get impossible to cook after a year or two. They also require more effort & energy to prepare, something to keep in mind if you're using them as emergency food stores. You can pop a can open anywhere and start eating. Dried ones will require more resources like water and heat and take a few hours to cook.

To a soup kitchen down town?

myPnL Wrote:
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> I have about 150 cans of blacks beans that I want
> to give away. They're Goya brand and good until
> 2017. Is there a shelter or something I can drop
> them off at?

That's a great thing to have for a practical joke. Like fill someone's car with beans, or dump all 150 cans into someone's swimming pool. Or just mail them to people at random.

pranks Wrote:
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> myPnL Wrote:
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> > I have about 150 cans of blacks beans that I
> want
> > to give away. They're Goya brand and good until
> > 2017. Is there a shelter or something I can
> drop
> > them off at?
>
> That's a great thing to have for a practical joke.
> Like fill someone's car with beans, or dump all
> 150 cans into someone's swimming pool. Or just
> mail them to people at random.

^^^ I like the way you are thinking^^^^^^

You could poke some holes in the cans the lift up the floor register in someones hose and let the can roll into the duct. That trick works better with cat food though.

Senior Class prank... Great idea....

Anyone stupid enough to own 150 cans of black beans should simply shove them up their ass. In 150 days, problem solved.

Food for Others, Merrifield.

Eat them all and go for the Guiness World Record for longest fart.

Share in McLean. Great charity.

Just throw them away. No need to feed those who will only produce more hungry mouths. You feed....they breed.

Lots of food banks around -- churches, shelters.

Google: food donations fairfax county
and you'll find plenty.

I really don't have time for all of you rude people's insults.

I will take the first $70 offer. For an extra $25 I will also deliver them.

Or paint them red and put em into a high school so they'll think they're ladybugs.

$70? Hell, I'll pay you EIGHTY to stick them up your ass!

Take them bit by bit to grocery store customer service counters. If they scan as an active item, you get cash or store credit. They might not accept the whole 150 at the same time, but a few at a time should not be a problem. Rotate stores. Giant, Teeter, Safeway, etc.

There's money in them beans. I wouldn't walk away from it.

myPnL Wrote:
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> I have about 150 cans of blacks beans that I want
> to give away. They're Goya brand and good until
> 2017. Is there a shelter or something I can drop
> them off at?
>
> I was trying to build up some emergency food
> stores but I don't think I'm ever going to eat
> these and I should of bought bagged beans that
> will last longer.


a delicious meal of beans w/cheese

Gerry got sick from bad meat in his can, so did his hero Rev.Al bobblehead Sharpton.