I’ve never been a trendsetter, nor have I been much of a trend follower. In fact, I like to pride myself on bucking trends. I never fell for Britney Spears when the young whipper-snappers thought she was all the rage. I didn’t particularly care for Pulp Fiction when everybody else was raving about it.<\/p>\n
But lately I’ve been digging edamame. I’d never heard of it until February of this year when I went to dinner at Wagamama with my friends, Ben, Brad, and Mark. Since then, I’ve always gotten it when I see it on\u00a0a menu. Then, last weekend, I saw that they sold it (in bulk, of course) at Costco. WOO HOO!<\/p>\n
So made some last night to go with dinner. It come in little bags so you can’t use a small portion and the rest remains protected in the freezer. However, I think I’ll need to learn portion control because I ate nearly the entire bag (sharing a few with Randy).<\/p>\n
I’ve not done research, but I’m guessing it must be healthy. It is just soy beans after all…with nothing else on it except the salt I add to the surface. But, mmmm, is it good!<\/p>\n
OK, it’s official. this must be my lamest post yet. I’m talking about beans (or is it a vegetable? a legume? a fruit?) Ugh.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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