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Snacks & Desserts

Homemade Edamame Dip

Edamame, also known as soy beans, are a great source of protein. This recipe pairs well with all sorts of chips: from sweet potato to plantain, kale and of course good old potato chips. It also adds some fibre to a starchy snack!

You’ll Need:

Cook frozen edamame according to packet directions. When cooked, place edamame along with other ingredients into a food processor and puree until smooth. Cool in refrigeration for one hour, then enjoy with your favourite chip or save for school snacks!

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