Hello everyone
Today we read in Vivai 5/13 that edamame is a good product for women to cover valuable nutrients.
Unfortunately, we have not yet found frozen edamame beans in Migros. Wouldn't it be a good idea to include this product in the range so that customers don't have to buy it from the competition?
Just like we do today ;-)
Fortunately, there are already various tofu products to buy!
As Istandbul aptly "informed", edamame beans are available in the refrigerated section of Coop with a sizuon togarashi salt sachet. Tastes excellent. I ALWAYS have them in the fridge. The last time I bought them frozen was in the Asian store near Basel train station (1 kg pack, I think).
well, but globus is probably quite expensive, - if you can afford it, fine - I'd rather go and buy frozen edamame from the Asian store
thanks for the tips, I am now "forced" to go to the competition :-(
Dear Migros, we have been asking since 2012, will the edamame be available soon :-)?
I would like to ask again whether edamame beans will soon be available in Migros. They have been on sale in the Coop for a long time and are very popular. It is also contradictory when Migros writes about them in its magazines but does not offer them.
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Hello everyone
Please excuse me - there were apparently several queries about edamame here on Migipedia at the same time. I must have forgotten to answer this query.
But I have good news for you: The launch of edamame is planned for the first quarter of this year. However, the exact date has not yet been finalized. You will certainly find out here on Migipedia when the time comes.
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
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Hello to all Edamame fans
I would like to congratulate Migros on this decision. We also have edamame in our range and would also supply Migros if required. We grow the edamame ourselves on our small organic farm in Seuzach and ship them all over Switzerland! Interested? Further information at www.edamame.ch or soon in your Migros.
Best regards
Klaus Böhler
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Huuiii, edamame from Swiss soil, that would be great. I also skimmed the report and thought, why does everything healthy always have to be imported?
