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Edemame? (I hope you write to the right)?

He was cold edemame (spelling?) Who are soy beans still in their pods, like many Chinese restaurant with sea salt. I love these things! I wonder if they even sell the local grocery stores in the coastal region west. I live in Arizona and had difficulty locating them. Are they in the fields of production in general or are they frozen? I live in a very small town and really have no health food store or organic foods or .. It is certainly difficult to be vegetarian here! Any suggestions?!

You write almost right. But they are really Japanese edamame (I am of Japanese descent). Most supermarkets sell them frozen, or in the freezer or freezer general merchandise lines of health food store or lines of vegetarian food. Fresh which can be found in "Gourmet" that these markets Bristol Farms and Whole Foods. Also my cool and easy to sell fresh and frozen. I think you're cool and easy AZ. My local Vons (a division of Safeway, who thinks he's at A to Z) also sells fresh and frozen. Some supermarket chains also accept special orders. Generally, you must fill out a form in the customer service counter and request a minimum amount (typically 6-12) of a particular item. If so … A dozen bags of frozen edamame beans should not be this hard for you to order / buy at home, as much love. If you need brand names to him. Seapoint Farms (photo link) and Westpac are two widely available brands. Cascadian Farms is also widely distributed. But I have not seen "in the module.

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