* Many restaurants, especially those with Asian cuisine, will have salted edamame on their menu.
* They will usually come steamed and ready to eat, with shells that are already removed or partially removed.
* Some restaurants offer flavored edamame, such as those tossed in sesame oil, garlic, chili powder, or other spices.
* Some grocery stores sell pre-cooked edamame that is simply steamed and salted.
* These typically come in pods and can be eaten out of hand or used in salads or other dishes.
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