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Has anyone ever had WASABI PEAS?

I see them in the food store and they r so good!:tt1: But does anyone know if they r ok to eat since im banded.:thumbup: I have even seen them on the bariatriceating.com web site for sale.:tt1:

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Spice Exchange Wasabi Peas

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they are addictive!! I ate them a lot for a while, until I had to buy them every time I walked past them. Then I knew I had to cut back. Now they are an occasional treat, but yes, they are fabulous, and I do still eat them.

I really enjoy them - but like Aubrie, I have to watch my intake as I was enjoying them too much! So, maybe once a week as a mid afternoon snack. Just the right 'kick' to them - hope you like spicy foods!

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