Has anyone ever had it? I just found a seaweed snack on Walmart's grocery site. I'm definitely curious, but I'd like some opinions before I add it to my order.
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Edible Seaweed
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If you mean for your cat,some is ok some not. I have never eaten it so I am curious if you do try it
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For people. I suppose I must've had it with sushi, but I've never had it on its own.
Maybe you can find recipes!
Seaweed snacks like this?
I've had them before. They're pretty good. Each little sheet is very light and crispy and a little salty and lots of umami flavor. Asian markets sell these as well, usually a pack that contains a couple individual packages. They also come in different flavors like wasabi.
I've had them before. They're pretty good. Each little sheet is very light and crispy and a little salty and lots of umami flavor. Asian markets sell these as well, usually a pack that contains a couple individual packages. They also come in different flavors like wasabi.
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Yeah, here's the one I found-
I think I'll give it a shot
I think I'll give it a shot
Yep. They taste quite salty but the unflavored ones have very little sodium.
I love seaweed snacks and even sheet nori and wakame (wakame goes in soup though; it's not good dried). You should probably try the plain ones first but I definitely recommend wasabi flavored (if you like spicy stuff) and teriyaki flavored.
One of my go-to easy meals is rice with tuna and furikake, and I scoop it up with a seaweed snack, like lazy sushi
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In Korea edible seaweed is eaten by a lot of people as a quick snack, and we have a Korean community here so there are lots of Korean foods in the local supermarket. I've tried the edible seaweed in various flavours - Korean Fried Chicken flavour is my favourite!
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I'm trying it right now-there's a bit of an odd taste when you first take a bite, but that goes away. It's definitely an acquired taste, but I like it.
