Edamame Salt Free Roasted Dried Beans, 2.2 Pound

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I was looking for a healthy snack with no sodium, and this fit the bill. It has a great mix of different macro and micro nutrients: you could theoretically get more than half of of your calories just from this. The taste is sort of like soy sauce or toasted sesame oil, without any saltiness. It's good and hearty. It's way more flavorful than I thought it'd be, and very different from either frozen edamame or other dry edamame I've tried. It's not *super* crunchy: the crunchiness is similar to almonds, I'd say, though a bit more chalky in texture. They are very dry-tasting, so some may find it difficult to eat a lot of them out of hand just due to the dryness. And when I ate 100g of them in one sitting, that upset my stomach a bit. I will definitely be making these a regular part of my diet. I think that I'll generally just eat 30-50g of them plain as a snack, though they'd probably also be good on salads or as a topping on hearty dishes. It might actually be good to grind them and then use them as a breading or seasoning on e.g. chicken.

I've been making my own trail mix for road trips and decided to try these dry roasted edamame as part of the blend. They taste great and are not overly salty, which I really appreciate. The texture is nice and crunchy, and they hold up well mixed with nuts, seeds, and dried fruit. No weird aftertaste or artificial flavoring. Just a solid, healthy, protein-packed addition to my snack rotation. Whether you're making trail mix or just want a better-for-you crunchy snack, these are a great choice. I'll definitely be buying them again.

Super snack packed with protein and no sodium. It's hard to find a more basic and protein packed snack than this. Although I don't have a medical sodium restriction, it happens that I generally just don't care for very salty things. I don't care if there's sodium in something as long as it doesn't taste very salty. This makes the perfect snack for me. Sometimes I just grab a handful and snack on them as is. Sometimes I'll pour some in a bowl and sprinkle with some Tajin Twist. I also toss a spoonful on our salads every night. My husband thinks it's just ok. He thinks these are dry and tasteless. He'll eat them on our salads because they get tossed with dressing, but he doesn't care for them plain as just a snack. To each his own, I guess. For me, they are crunchy and a much healthier snack than many other crunchy things. They're also easy to just toss in a ziplock bag and carry in my tote for a quick snack on the go. Packaging is great in a resealable zip top bag. Expiration date is a ways out, but it's a big bag so I split the contents into smaller bags and tossed all but one in the freezer.

These are delicious, but the price has skyrocketed in the last 4 months. Up from about $22 to now $36. That's a huge increase. These are perfect for me because I need sugar free and high protein foods, but not sure I can continue buying them with that increase. I'm hoping the cost will come back down a bit

I eat these daily and love mixing them with other nuts and seeds for a crunchy, high protein mix. Since they are higher in fat, I usually only take a half portion at a time to keep everything balanced. The unsalted dry roast is great, and the 2.2 pounds bag lasts a long time. If you are looking for a healthy, plant based staple to add to your daily snack rotation, I definitely recommend picking this up.