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What you call 'Judiones' are not from Asturias, but fron Segovia, in Castilla y Leon. They are very diferent kind ob beans, Those from Asturias are small and ones from Segovia are veri big. I Know well both, becasuse I was Born in Asturias and live in Segovia

I have removed the "See Also" link to La Granja de San Ildefonso (Segovia), which is the origin of the judiones and not the fabes. Any clue why these ones are also called "de la Granja"? It should be explained. (Also, maybe a clarification about this distinction should be included.) — Cousteau ( talk) 15:33, 3 January 2020 (UTC) reply