Anonymous
6/14/2025, 3:10:26 AM
No.21402401
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>>21402409
I'm tired of pretending mukimame isn't a top tier addition to noodles, rice, and salads.
Anonymous
6/14/2025, 3:12:06 AM
No.21402409
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>>21402418
>>21402401 (OP)
you mean edamame or what normal people call green soy beans?
Anonymous
6/14/2025, 3:15:14 AM
No.21402422
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>>21402427
>>21402418
>It's essentially the same immature soybean as edamame, but without the pod.
so you mean green soy beans as i stated in the later of my last comment.
Anonymous
6/14/2025, 3:19:12 AM
No.21402427
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>>21402430
>>21402422
which is faster to type out...
shelled green soybean or mukimame?
Anonymous
6/14/2025, 3:21:26 AM
No.21402430
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>>21402445
>>21402427
yes anon, thats exactly why you chose to type mukimame instead of english.
dont be a weeb then act thick.
Anonymous
6/14/2025, 3:28:24 AM
No.21402445
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>>21402430
You already said edamame. which is not english. mame = bean. muki = peeled. Edamane is wrong. When I buy it at the store its not called "green soybeans", its called edamame or mukimame.
Anonymous
6/14/2025, 3:41:22 AM
No.21402453
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>>21402455
Is it bad to eat the edamame shells? I swallowed two last night. I didn't know you aren't supposed to. A few coworkers invited me to join them for drinks and small plates at some hip Asian fusion bar and someone ordered edamame and I ate two chewy, thick pods whole until one coworker told me the shell was indigestible and showed me how to pop the beans out.
