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Edamame: Have You Tried It?

I bought a bag of frozen edmame in the podt. I followed the directions to boil in slightly salty water for 5 minutes. They are wonderful! I will be buying this regularly now. Anyone else? And what do you use them for other than snacking by themselves?

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Oh yeah--yummy!!

ummm....I guess I am the only one out there that can't get past the hairy stuff on the out side...I have only tried them once. Maybe I need to give them another shot...what do you do with them again :P

I opened my freezer for the first time post-op today... there was my edamame (oh, how I miss it!) My Mother is Japanese so I have been eating it all my life. I often bring one of the frozen packets to work, leave it on my desk, by the afternoon it is perfectly defrosted and yummy with a pinch of salt :) I can't wait to eat some yummy (healthy foods) again!

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how soon can you eat edamame after sleeve surgery? I was sleeved on Aug. 15 2013, and am currently in the mushy food stage.

Oooh. Love the idea of an edamame guacamole!!! I make Soup out of edamame too... they're very versatile' date=' but I like it with coconut milk and lime juice. Here's a link to my version:

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Soup Woman, your blog receives look amazing! I am a soup lover and my freezer is always full of homemade stock.

I'm glad to see there are sleevers who eat soup regularly, I read somewhere that soup is not recommended bc its like drinking and eating at same time. I miss my Soups and hope to incorporate it more in my diet.

Please keep posting recipes!

I like the kernels. I used to take a cupful out of the freezer and let them sit for about 10 minutes. I eat them like nuts. However, I am just shy of 1minth out from surgery and am not allowed veggies until I am 3 months out. I have really been craving some veggies.

Wasabi dried edamame = yummy!!!

Dry roasted edamame is the best! Salted and wasabi flavored both! 14 G protein in a quarter cup! Can't live without! I'm burning out on protein options, but still love dry roasted edamame! Seapoint Farms is the brand.

I've never had it before. Does it taste more bean or nutty?

Light and nutty!

Just bought the frozen from Trader Joes today! I've become obsessed with edamame and beets since surgery.

If they are in the pod still how do you measure them out to track? Might sound like a stupid question...sorry...

Dry roasted edamame is the best! Salted and wasabi flavored both! 14 G Protein in a quarter cup! Can't live without! I'm burning out on protein options, but still love dry roasted edamame! Seapoint Farms is the brand.

I absolutely love these! I bought a couple of boxes at TJ Maxx just the other day!

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