I went to my support group and for the first time and they all started talking about Dry Roasted Edamame. Ofcourse I had to ask what the heck they were talking about, because I never heard of such a thing.

The group filled me in on their little secret and I drove over to the store to get my own.

Over all I have to say I've very pleased with this product. Very healthy product and seems to keep me from not being hungry for long periods of time.

Warning: Eat this stuff very slow, its easy to get over full.

Here is a link to the manufactures web site.

Seapoint Farms

Hope this helps someone else as much as it has helped me.

Sounds good....thanks

Thanks for the tip. It looks like a lot of stores carry it, but I'd never heard of it before. 1/4 cup has 130 cals, 4 grams fat, 8 grams of fiber, 14 grams of protein, and 10 grams of carbs. It sounds like it's a good filling snack, with a nice kick of fiber and protein.

They put those on the table at a restaurant here--much like they put chips on the table at a Mexican place. They are put a sprinkle of sea salt on them. they are good!

They are soybeans. Good for you, too. They're high in protein, antioxidants, and natural estrogens.

Thanks! I always wondered where I could buy it dry

roasted. I put it in my salad at the salad bars. It's supposed to be really good for us.

I was in Kroger's today, and I bought a bag. They were in the health food section snack aisle. Thanks again for tip. I've always loved fresh edamame, but these will be great for a quick snack, especially in the car.

they have it at Costco too.

I eat these too. I've used them to replace my craving for potato chips. It works some of the time.. lol! I've never had Edamame fresh/frozen, how do you prepare it?

The best freshly cooked edamame I've eaten, warm in the pod and lightly salted, is served in sushi restaurants. I believe they steam it, but I'm not certain.

My grocery store carries it in their sushi section, and you just microwave to heat. I season with a little sea salt. You kind of suck the beans right out of the pod. My kids love this too.