Assertion: pea's pod | /r/HasProperty | edible
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text: Both the pods and peas are edible.
text: The thin-walled pods and the peas inside are edible.
text: Some varieties, including sugar peas and snow peas, produce pods that are edible and are eaten raw or cooked like green beans; they are popular in East Asian cuisines.
text: Both the peas and the pod are edible.
text: The pods and seeds of this plant are edible and are used essentially as vegetables.
text: An edible-podded pea is similar to a garden, or English, pea, but the pod is less fibrous, and is edible when young.
text: Young pods are edible and eaten as vegetable.
text: Otherwise known as sugar peas, these varieties of peas feature flat pods that are sweet and edible, the peas are very tiny, can be eaten raw or cooked, traditional in stir-fry
text: However, the pods are crisp and edible, so they do not need to be shelled and are used in recipes in the same way as snow peas.
text: The raw, green pods of black-eyed pea are edible before they fully mature and are often served as a green vegetable.
text: Some peas, such as snow peas and snap peas, have edible pods.
text: Both the seeds and pods are edible.
text: Both the pods and seeds are edible when try flat with tiny peas.
text: The pods, peas and flowers are edible.
text: —as a soil stabilizer, windbreak, and bee plant, and as a source of cord fiber, blue dye (from the leaves), and food (the “peas” and pods are edible)
text: The pods of both snow peas and snap peas are edible, and both feature a slightly sweeter and cooler taste than the garden pea.
text: Snap peas have been bred to have edible pods, so you don’t need to shell them.
text: Snow peas, popular in Asian cuisines, also have edible pods but are harvested when they’re still young before the seeds develop.