Sushi Seaweed

[Jake007]

Is this the same nutrition as aquarium store brand? Reading the label it seems to be the same nutrition and looks the same at a quarter the price. Any harm using this type seaweed?

 

[Fish_wiz2]

Yep, been feeding that since the beginning, i'm kinda lucky to be Asian Wiz

 

[Dante_JoseCuerv]

You mean nori? Been feeding that for a while. I get it from my japanese club in bulk

 

[SaltyDr]

Walmart for me.

 

[gabbagabbawill]

Are you talking about wakame

or Nori:

I would really like to find out what goes in wakame... I'm pretty sure Japanese restaurants put sesame oil and sesame seeds in it... Pretty tasty stuff. It may contain soy to, I dunno. I have never seen this kind of seaweed sold outside of a sushi restaurant, though.

You can get Nori in the supermarket...

I think wakame would be great if you could get the ingredients without all the oil and additives... Probably REALLY good for tangs and such. I believe that I've seen some with gracilaria in it before.

 

[laverda]

As long as you get unseasoned and uncooked. Some LFS sell large more economical packages. The little ones most LFS sell are joke price wise.

 

[Jake007]

Thanks for the replys. I was asking about Nori.... I buy it in local grocery stores.

It doesn't seem to have any additives and it sells for about one quarter the price as LFS.

Glad to hear others are using the same.

 

[Znut Reefer]

Here is where I get mine.

http://www.asianfoodgrocer.com/product/ohmoriya-roasted-sushi-nori-bulk-4-8-oz