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I purchased a stir fry vegetable packed containing edamame beans and only cooked it for about 3 minutes, despite since reading it advised 10 minutes. are the edamame beans poisonous if not cooked properly?
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They are not usually spoiled, but watch for signs of food poisoning. This usually occurs within hours of ingestion. In particular, if you experience nausea or vomiting, please contact a physician. From your description though, no problem is anticipated.
Answered 2/27/2023
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This should not be a problem. You will likely have no issues whatsoever with the undercooked edamame beans. Good luck.
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