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Apr 1, 2015 9:48 PM CST
Name: Ron
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Interestingly, Dave Paul, your first link actually contradicts you Blinking and asserts they are similar, related, but different:

http://www.wisegeek.com/what-a...

Personally, I have no opinion, really. I always thought butter beans were probably a type of lima bean, simply because of the shape. What I do know, is that I really like lima beans, but I LOVE butter beans. And not because I'm in the south. I loved them as a kid growing up in Ohio!

OK, I went back and checked the link again. They do say it is the species that lima beans are. But the rest says they are "genetically similar", but different.

I'm so confused. Think I'll go curl up with a big bowl of butter beans. Hilarious! Hilarious! Hilarious!
[He] decided that if a few quiet beers wouldn't allow him to see things in a different light, then a few more probably would. - Terry Pratchett
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