black bean dip
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Black bean dip is versatile—use it as a topping or mix-in for tacos, nachos and burritos; spoon it over baked potatoes; use it as a base for southwestern-style pizza; stir into omelets, chili, or grilled fish; or add to soups such as black bean salsa soup.
Black bean dips are commonly sold as party- and snack-friendly options—served with chips or vegetables for gatherings and game-day snacks, and also suggested as toppings for nachos, tacos or burritos.
Typical label claims include no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives; gluten-free and sugar-free statements; Non-GMO Project Verified; no high-fructose corn syrup; and, in at least one listing, a claim of not containing any of the nine major allergens.
Products are sold in glass jars and in cans with easy-open, resealable lids; many are labeled ready-to-eat. Several listings advise refrigerating after opening.