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Violet Witchel Wants You to Think Beans Are Sexy

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By Ella Quittner Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
Violet Witchel, right, a content creator based in San Francisco, poses for a selfie with a fan at Pop Up Grocer in Manhattan on May 31, 2026. Witchel has built a fan base on her bean-packed salads. EDITORS NOTE: ART ADV: With photos.
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Violet Witchel wants you to think beans are sexy

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By Ella Quittner Verified
| The Press Democrat Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Ella Quittner, New York Times NEW YORK — On a recent Sunday, as many New Yorkers slept, Violet Witchel loaded 480 pounds of deli containers filled with beans and accouterment into a Chevy Tahoe, then drove from East Williamsburg to the West Village, where she and a team arranged them into cheerful stacks in a cold case at Pop Up Grocer. By the time the doors opened at 11 a.m., a line had already started forming.
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Violet Witchel Wants to You to Think Beans Are Sexy

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By Ella Quittner Verified
| The New York Times Verified
On a recent Sunday, as many New Yorkers slept, Violet Witchel loaded 480 pounds of deli containers filled with beans and accouterment into a Chevy Tahoe, then drove from East Williamsburg to the West Village, where she and a team arranged them into cheerful stacks in a cold case at Pop Up Grocer. By the time the doors opened at 11 a.m., a line had already started forming.
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