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Seapoint Farms Sea Salt Dry Roasted Edamame

A crunchy plant-protein snack with a high fiber load. Start with a smaller portion if fiber changes affect digestion.

Grocery 84
Protein20g
Sugar2g
Fiber12g
Calories200
High proteinHigh fiberLow sugar

Best for

Seapoint Farms Sea Salt Dry Roasted Edamame works best as a compact protein anchor for snack / side when you want 20g protein and 2g sugar per 1 pack (1.58 oz). It fits especially well in ready-now routines.

Watch out

Fiber is high at 12g per 1 pack (1.58 oz); increase portions gradually if digestion is sensitive. Treat it as a planned snack rather than an automatic grazing food.

Pair with

Pair it with keep fluids nearby and start with a comfortable portion. Keep the meal simple enough to repeat on low-appetite days.

GLP-1 fit

This is a general GLP-1 food-discovery fit because it is protein-forward, lower in sugar, and has a clearer serving reference. Personal medical needs, tolerance, and clinician guidance can change whether it belongs in your routine.

Grocery · Ready now · Snack / side Verified from retailer source · checked 2026-05-27 Serving: 1 pack (1.58 oz) Sodium: 220mg Verified 2026-05-27 Kroger Seapoint Farms Sea Salt Dry Roasted Edamame nutrition page Retailer nutrition page for the 1.58 oz pack; Seapoint official page displays nutrition as image assets.

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