Just wanted to share

[coralGoodie]

If you haven't tried those seeweeds (sushi grade) from any Japanese stores, you should try them for your triggers, tangs. It's cheaper and they would love it. I bought a bag for $10.00 and it goes a long long way.

 

[Charles99]

naturally...

I asked the sushi chef for a piece the other day during dinner.

 

[pledosophy]

The seaweed is a great food for them. safer and more nutrioutious then feeding regular lettuce.

 

[GinaSofia]

$10 seems a but steep,was it a large bag?I recall paying under $2 for Nori.

 

[glaudds]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6937151#post6937151 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by GinaSofia
$10 seems a but steep,was it a large bag?I recall paying under $2 for Nori.

I pay around $5.00 for a bulk pack at my local asian market. Comes with around 100 california roll size sheets.

 

[drake66]

isnt nori the same thing? its like 2.99 at vons

 

[gps]

You must be careful when you buy this. There is 2 different types. The seasoned nori, which has some seasoning stuff, and the dried one. Buy the dried one.

 

[coralGoodie]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6937151#post6937151 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by GinaSofia
$10 seems a but steep,was it a large bag?I recall paying under $2 for Nori.

It's a large plastic bag of 50 sheets (about 8 x 11 inches/sheet) and they're made directly from Japan.

 

[coralGoodie]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6937434#post6937434 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by gps
You must be careful when you buy this. There is 2 different types. The seasoned nori, which has some seasoning stuff, and the dried one. Buy the dried one.

Thanks for the warning but I do buy the one that says dried seeweed only.

 

[coralGoodie]

It saves me a lot of money compared to buying those small portions from LFS.