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The zipper on the bag is garbage and it broke off from the inside after opening the bag like 3 times. If any of you are wondering now, this 4lb bag fits into 1gal + 1qt ziplock bags. They taste just like all the other brands, and not that I can't handle the heat, but some of the peas are CAKED in the wasabi while others have nothing on them. So it's best to eat like 5 at a time to even it out.

You may think wasabi peas and other snack foods made from vegetables are a healthy choice, but they're often dense in calories so be conscious of your portion size when eating them. Unlike many processed snack foods, wasabi peas do provide fiber and protein, but they lack many additional vitamins and minerals. Over time, consuming too many high-calorie snack foods may lead to weight gain and nutritional deficiencies. Eat wasabi peas in moderation along with following a healthy diet.

Wasabi peas are green peas that have been roasted and coated in a mixture of starch, sugar, salt, oil and wasabi. They may also contain artificial coloring, depending on the brand. Wasabi itself is a form of the horseradish plant grown in Japan. The root is harvested and made into a paste or powder for flavoring food. The peas coated in wasabi are very crunchy little snacks with a distinctly sharp, fiery flavor. You can find wasabi pea snacks in Asian markets and mainstream grocery stores.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Nutrient Database shows gives a figure of 432 calories in 100 grams of wasabi peas, or approximately 123 calories per 1-ounce serving. This makes these tiny snacks very calorie-dense, meaning they contribute a lot of calories in only a small portion of food. It's easy to eat more than a small handful of wasabi peas, so be aware of your portion size. If you're consuming excess calories and not burning them off, you'll gain weight.

Legumes, such as peas, are very good sources of fiber. In just 1 ounce of wasabi peas, you'll get over a gram of fiber. Men need 30 to 38 grams of fiber per day and women need 21 to 25 grams per day, according to the National Institutes of Health. Snacking on wasabi peas will contribute to the fiber you need in a day, which helps to keep your digestion regular and prevent high cholesterol.

The dried peas themselves contain small amounts of other beneficial nutrients as well. You'll get about 4 grams of protein per serving and most adults need roughly 0.36 gram of protein per pound of body weight per day. Potassium and vitamin A are present at less than 5 percent of your daily needs. The rest of the nutrients in wasabi peas come from the mixture of oil, sugar and salt they are coated with, providing you with around 3 grams of fat and sugar and about 8 percent of the sodium you need daily.

Got a craving for something spicy? Look no further, wasabi peas pack the perfect punch. These bite sized peas bring the heat and are a great snack for any spice seeker. Fried Green Peas with great Wasabi flavoring. packaged in a resealable tub

Is it misleading to market your product as "wasabi peas" if the product isn't made with wasabi? Surprisingly, that was the issue in a recent case in federal court in California. (H/t Rebecca Tushnet.) Even more surprising, perhaps, is the answer.

JFC International and Hapi Foods both sell products called "wasabi peas." Their products -- and almost all other "wasabi" products sold in North America -- are not made with wasabi (wasabia japonica), but are in fact made with horseradish (amoracia rusticana). As you might expect, a class action complaint was filed, alleging that the plaintiffs were misled by the product packaging that claimed not only that the peas were "wasabi peas," but that they were "wasabi coated green peas."

First, the court seems to say that since most "wasabi" products -- including any others that the plaintiffs are likely to buy -- are actually made with horseradish, the plaintiffs failed to establish they were injured by buying the defendants' products in particular. In other words, you can't argue that you were damaged because you chose these, as opposed to others, since you weren't getting actual wasabi no matter what.

Third, the court dismissed the notion of a "reasonable consumer" standard here and, instead, looked to the fact that the plaintiffs said that they had reviewed the packaging prior to purchasing it. The court said that, if they reviewed the packaging, they must have seen the ingredient list on the back, which didn't include wasabi, but did include horseradish and green food coloring.

Perhaps one useful thing to take away from this decision is that, when interpreting advertising claims, it's important to consider the context in which the claims are made, which can certainly include consumers' prior experiences with the product and those claims. Another useful thing to take away is that, if you want actual wasabi in your wasabi peas, you'd better check the ingredient list before you buy.

Looking for a snack that's a good source of protein and that's low in fat? Try our Wasabi coated green peas! They are crunchy, spicy... Hot! You can also create your own Asian-inspired snack mix with this flavorful and spicy treat.

The Wasabi Pea, near and dear to my heart. Love the heat that the wasabi brings plus the crunch of the pea makes it fantastic. A healthy tasty snack. But i do have to warn you... They're addicting. Careful it can quickly become a habit.

Belonging to the same family as mustard and horseradish, the root of the wasabi plant gives wasabi paste, and our peas, its intense spicy flavor. Mount Hope Wholesale Wasabi Peas ignite your snack cravings and your taste buds with a spicy crunch.

Our gluten free and vegan Wasabi peas are a nice snack loaded with fiber and protein. They are combined with rice flour, sugar, soybean oil, and wasabi. Wasabi peas are made by first soaking dried peas overnight and then cooking them in a boiling pot of water. They are then roasted with oil until they reach that perfect level of crunch. They are then tossed around in wasabi paste and baked until a dry wasabi crunch forms on the outer shell of the pea.

Wasabi peas are best eaten as a snack before or between meals with their fiery, crunchy and distinct sharp flavor. Eat them one at a time or, if you are bold and daring, grab a handful and crunch away. Try holding back those tears as you do. If you are looking to mix it up a little or throw a party, add wasabi peas to a snack mix with cashews, dried ramen, toasted cheese crackers, rice cereal such as Chex Mix, and corn chips. Toss in melted butter and bake until everything looks nice and toasty.

How on earth do you think of these things?! Must be the strange but good part of you, hmm?! ? They sound SO good though! I loooove wasabi. And I also love the recipe book idea. Totally stealing that. AND I love YOU!

What an interesting roasted peas recipe! I had store bought wasabi peas once along time ago, but have never made my own before. I think the addition of peanut flour is so interesting. I bet it totally takes them to a whole new level!

Wasabi peas are sure to open your eyes, and your taste buds! wasabi peas are a must-have snack for spice seekers. One bite and you will know what we mean when we say these wasabi coated green peas are hot.

A 2kg jar of green peas confectionery coated with wasabi flavour. The crunchy texture of green peas and the tingling stimulus of wasabi is so delicious that you can't stop. Ideal as a snack as well as a snack for sake!Buy Wasabi peas 2kg Ingredients & Nutritional Information Ingredients:Green pea (69%), Waxy Maize Starch, Sugar, Palm Oil (RSPO certified), Corn Starch, Salt, Wasabi Flavour Powder (0.35%)(Wasabi Oil [contains Mustard], Maltodextrin), Colours: [E100, E133, E141]Allergens:See ingredients in bold. Product made in a factory that handles Sesame and Nuts.Storage:Store in a Cool, Dry place.Nutritional Information:Typical values per 100g: Energy; 1631kj / 390kcal, Fat: 6g, of which saturates: 3.1g, Carbohydrate: 55.2g, of which sugars: 6.3g, Protein: 13.8g, Salt: 1.3gProduct of Origin:Product of ChinaIngredients:Green pea (69%), Waxy Maize Starch, Sugar, Palm Oil (RSPO certified), Corn Starch, Salt, Wasabi Flavour Powder (0.35%)(Wasabi Oil [contains Mustard], Maltodextrin), Colours: [E100, E133, E141]Allergens:See ingredients in bold. Product made in a factory that handles Sesame and Nuts.Storage:Store in a Cool, Dry place.Nutritional Information:Typical values per 100g: Energy; 1631kj / 390kcal, Fat: 6g, of which saturates: 3.1g, Carbohydrate: 55.2g, of which sugars: 6.3g, Protein: 13.8g, Salt: 1.3gProduct of Origin:Product of ChinaYou might also likeCovering every aspect of Japanese cooking, you can be sure to find the required essentials that you are looking for.Tempura Batter Mix 20kg

Made from Canadian Marrow fat green peas flavoured with Cajun spice, these hot munchies pack a punch! Great as a pick me up, our Cajun Green Peas are an excellent accompaniment to mock-tails and cocktails. Add spice to your life with this lip smacking snack anytime, anywhere.

What separates good wasabi from great wasabi peas is the texture. And we ensure every bag of this treat from China is perfectly sealed to guarantee a freshness that you'll simply love. So with every bite you'll enjoy an unmatched crunch from plump green peas; no shriveled pieces here.

You'll also relish our wasabi seasoning which has just the perfect amount of heat; enough to deliciously tantalize your taste buds without being too overwhelming. And it isn't only about flavor; dried wasabi peas are a nutritious treat too. Every serving is low in calories, packed with digestion-friendly fiber, and loaded with wholesome nutrients and vitamins.

Buy wasabi peas and get off the never-ending train of boring snacks! Wasabi peas are dried peas coated in the strong horseradish-like flavor that only wasabi provides. If you adore treats that pack a tasty punch, you will fall in love with wasabi peas. 781b155fdc