I used to think my regional food was not good and outdated. western food is better. But more I am getting exposure, indian food is lot lot better than western food and healthier. These edamame are so common in India that we don't think so highly of it. Basically we eat all these super foods without giving a thought.
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Hello! Generally speaking, no, you do not eat the pods. You just eat the beans inside. However, if you want to eat the pods, go ahead and eat the pods! It’s probably some pretty good roughage! Thank you so much for watching and leaving a great comment, and I’d be so grateful if you kindly subscribe to my channel. Sending best wishes for a lovely day! Warm regards, Heidi.💕🌱
I grew up in a central Illinois and I worked in countless soybean fields, as a kid, and professionally traded soybeans as an adult for years. When you look at edamame, it does make sense they’re immature, not quite the type we harvest in October November on our farms. It’s a cool crop with a long history. Thanks for watching! I love it if you would kindly consider joining our community, and subscribe💕
She has such a beautiful vibe to her. Expecially her little smile
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First time eat. Bought it today.
I was confident I will find video tutorial how to cook & how to eat. 😊
Thank you.
i really love enamame,,, i cook in taiwan before,thas why i love to eat that,,i also planted for my own❤
I used to think my regional food was not good and outdated. western food is better. But more I am getting exposure, indian food is lot lot better than western food and healthier.
These edamame are so common in India that we don't think so highly of it.
Basically we eat all these super foods without giving a thought.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Yes, I agree, personally, I think the food in India is among the best in the world! What a marvelous diet and all those beautiful foods!!
Thank you!! I hope you will subscribe, I’d love to welcome you to our community!🇮🇳🇮🇳💕
I LOVE Indian food!
They look yummy, they will go good with half a dozen chocolate donunts
Lol
I thought you had to cook them before eating? The packet says don’t eat them raw!
Hello! Yes, you need to steam them, then you can either eat them warmer cold, a little flaky salt on top is really a nice addition!💕💕
Japanese say "Mame wa hatake no oniku"
It means that "Beans are the meat of the fields"
Hello!
How very kind of you to watch the video and leave this terrific comment! Very wise words! I think we’d all be a lot healthier if we took those sage words to heart!
I just returned from a wonderful trip to Japan! I’m already planning my next trip back. It was such a wonderful time with such beautiful people!
Thank you and I’d be very grateful if you would kindly subscribe to my channel! Sending you best wishes for a lovely day!
Warm regards,
Heidi🥰🇯🇵
We eat the pods too...
Cling clang
If yk yk
and it cost a lot
Always eat lokal and fresh (raw) as possible as u can.....
I eat mine with lemon or lime with tajin
I wanted the song not this lmao
SAME LMAOO
i thought you could eat the pods though?
Hello!
Generally speaking, no, you do not eat the pods. You just eat the beans inside. However, if you want to eat the pods, go ahead and eat the pods! It’s probably some pretty good roughage! Thank you so much for watching and leaving a great comment, and I’d be so grateful if you kindly subscribe to my channel.
Sending best wishes for a lovely day!
Warm regards,
Heidi.💕🌱
Immature soybeans*** not just any soybeans.
I grew up in a central Illinois and I worked in countless soybean fields, as a kid, and professionally traded soybeans as an adult for years. When you look at edamame, it does make sense they’re immature, not quite the type we harvest in October November on our farms.
It’s a cool crop with a long history. Thanks for watching!
I love it if you would kindly consider joining our community, and subscribe💕
Soybeans
Yes, soybeans!! I traded soybeans for years, and my family raised soybeans! You gotta love ‘em! lol💕💕