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How To Make Roasted Chickpeas

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These are so quick and easy. Not to mention healthy and delicious! I hope you give it a try! You can use any seasoning or spices you want. The imagination is limitless! Only 3 WW Pts per 1/2 cup serving too! Visit my blog for the recipe. Enjoy!

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  1. Danielle Shaw

    would you say the oil is needed? i want to make these but i don’t have
    olive oil! just canola. maybe ill try using canola but much less oil? i
    don’t wanna buy olive oil unless i like these because i just don’t cook
    with oil.

  2. Stephanie Rudy

    Those look yummy…am going to try soon.

  3. Willow Mohr

    I make these every once in awhile just I made the mistake of eating a whole
    can of chickpeas I wouldn’t recommend it I don’t know whats worse the gas
    or the trips to the toilet.

  4. MsSaka100

    I’ve made these using NO oil. Rinse off the chickpeas, and drain. Put them
    in the bottom of a bowl and sprinkle on seasonings while the chickpeas are
    still damp. Follow the rest of the instructions here. (I usually bake 15-16
    minutes at 400, then shake or turn, then another 16 minutes, until they
    are almost crunchy, then turn off the stove but leave the garbanzos inside
    as it cools for around 10 minutes. Keep checking, as they can burn.) You
    could also still use oil, but reduce the amount by using a spray and a
    light hand.

  5. bandeep riat

    ohhhhhh great taste . Do we use mustard oil ???? 

  6. Christian Lamberson

    are the chickpeas suppose to be hard and crunchy or a little soft? I tried
    this recipe and mine came out softer then I expected so I roasted them for
    20 more minutes but still not crunchy like I expected.

  7. Big R T

    There good in a salad to replace croutons