Have you eaten Edamame and accidentally eaten the whole pod?!


Question: If you aren't sure if you've eaten it, here's a pic on wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edamame

Yeah, I kinda didn't know how to eat them properly and swallowed twigs down my throat lmao..nasty surprise..well...you must remember to eat this dish like peanuts from the shell! Holy crap!

Guess I thought they were snow peas


Answers: If you aren't sure if you've eaten it, here's a pic on wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edamame

Yeah, I kinda didn't know how to eat them properly and swallowed twigs down my throat lmao..nasty surprise..well...you must remember to eat this dish like peanuts from the shell! Holy crap!

Guess I thought they were snow peas

No, and after your warning I'm really glad that I didn't.

Thanks,

The Muse

Edit: Where were you when I fried my mouth sticking the whole lump of wasabi in my mouth?

no, i have never eaten the shell. ew

true storey: Went to a sushi place on a first date. Never had edamame before. Thought it was a green bean. Ate the whole bowl--shells and all, because I didn't want to be rude. Later date says, " I've never seen a person do that before, Do they taste good?"

I never did that. Not yet. But I might try on my next visit to the Japanese restaraunt to see the surprise.

I almost did. The first time I tried Edamame was at a benefit event where they offered a vegetarian buffet. I picked up several because I thought they looked similar to snow peas. I happily popped a couple into my mouth and started chewing. After several moments of chewing I realized that they weren't breaking down, and that I had made a huge mistake. I kept the pods in my mouth for several minutes until I was sure no one would see me spit them into a napkin. I was so embarrassed!





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