If you're looking for a guide to edible seaweed, a pretty accessible place to start is with nori. This salty, delicious sea vegetable is often found wrapped around sushi or onigiri, or packaged in ...

Eating seaweed has entered the culinary mainstream, but it's still mysterious on many levels. When creating an entire salad around this salty, savory ocean algae, you definitely want to get it right.

Look at any coastal cuisine and you’ll find seaweed. In Peru, it tops the national dish (ceviche), in Scandinavia, you might see it in fiskesuppe (fish soup) or mashed into butter—not just on fancy ...

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Seaweed teriyaki sauce? Potato chips dusted with seaweed? A new survey shows that seaweed added to foods that consumers already like — teriyaki, potato chips — draws the strongest willingness to try ...

You already eat seaweed but probably don’t know it. Seaweeds are multicellular macroalgae used as functional ingredients, a food additive. Hydrocolloids derived from seaweeds provide texture and ...