Seapoint Farms Dry Roasted Edamame, Wasabi, 3.5-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 12)

I love this snack. It is quite strong so need to warn people who are not use to it. For my taste is lacking salt but I just add some.

Delicious!!

I think these are great. Healthy and convenient for travel (lightweight). Similar to those wasabi peas but without all the processed ingredients. These are a wonderful and healthy snack with 14 grams of protein in one serving for only a little over 100 calories. They are also vegan. Choosing kindness always feels good.

The Edamame soy nut has a taste & texture similar to a regular peanut. The soy nut has less fat and more protein. The wasabi flavoring adds a hot kick. It's not the same type of heat as a pepper. A pepper's heat is oil based, and longer lasting. The wasabi heat is volatile heat that travels up the sinuses. It's an intense heat that clears the sinuses, but it is short duration and does not linger. I would have given this product 5 stars, but the wasabi flavoring isn't consistently applied over the soynuts. This won't stop me from buying more.

I am a crunch fiend and these appease the cruncher in me. I've eaten every type of crunchy food on the shelf and this one is perhaps the best. I thought soy was the devil, but when in looked edamame up on WHFoods website and read their research on Soy and the misinformation on it as well as the thousands of years its been consumed by healthy people, I had a realization that the soy fellow health nuts are bashing is overly processed oils and hybrids. Everything about this product is good. The package is good (ziplock) the spicy wasabi is good (not too spicy...just enough) the edimame is good and the price is good. It seems like this is better than nuts and many other sources of protein and is convenient and travel ready:) I thought I knew everything from sprouts and algae to healthy fats and super foods; I'm glad I just found another gem:)

If you like hot and like wasabi, then these are for you. The flavor is "part" of the edamame and not a seasoning that was shaken on toasted edamame, if that makes sense. That being said, there are some pieces that taste as though they have no flavor and some that have too much, so I suppose it evens out. I have to eat one at a time because if you get two or more strong tasting ones in a bite, your mouth will be on fire. I recommend making sure you have a drink close by.