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Goshoku All Natural Japanese Cut Fueru Wakame Seaweed Value Pack with Recipes - (3.5 Oz) -- Buy 6 Get 1 Free Sample of Shimaya Hon Dashi ! | 
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| Brand: PierMall Cooking
Category: Grocery
Buy New: $4.99 (On sale from $6.99)
Rating:  3 reviews
Ingredients: 100% dried clean cut seaweed (Fueru Wakame )
Media: Misc.
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Wakame (Undaria pinnatifida) is leafy and mild in flavor. It is usually collected in the cold waters off the island of Hokaido, Japan. Wakame is a good source of fiber, protein, iron, calcium, sodium & other minerals and vitamins. It is the best way to get natural iodine. A great food for weight loss, cellulite control, detoxification, beautiful hair and skin, and more | | • | Very tender and smooth. The seaweed is prepared, can be directly used in salad after soaking. Very tender and smooth. | | • | Traditionally added to miso soup, wakame is also good with other vegetables or in salads, stir-fry dishes, and rice dishes. Great for senior, children and vegeterian too! Very low in calories. Quickest way to get fiber! | | • | Each Bag contains 3.5 Oz dried seaweed. Wakame turns green after soaking. The seaweed volumn will increase 15 times after 5 min soaking in water. To add more color and texture, cut some strip of our Agar-agar seaweed strip (B000N6XX3W) | | • | Product of Japan. 100% Natural. Resealable Zipper Bag. This Bag is 75% larger than most other packs sold at Amazon! |
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Product Description
Wakame is a kelp and looks and tastes like spinach lasagne. Wakame is similiar to Kombu and it can be used in many of the same ways, particularly in soup.Wakame is probably best used in salads, added to soup or broth or used as a topping for other dishes. Soak dried wakame in water and it will expand to about 10 -15 times in size. It can then be either simmered for 10 minutes or cut into small pieces and served as a salad.Wakame soba, a mixture of wakame and buckwheat noodles (soba) is a favourite at Japanese restaurants.Wakame because of its kelp content is rich in protein, calcium, iodine, magnesium, iron and folate. Lower rates of breast cancers have been reported in Japanese women eating a diet high in kelp. Lignans, which help fight cancer are found in high quantity in wakame (kelp) and may provide protection against certain cancers. To prepare: Soak in water for 5 minutes until tender and then use for miso soup, salads etc. Soak with cucumber & tuna in sushi vinegar for a really tasty Japanese treat. It is also frequent mixed with ginger or seasame salad dressing. It is a tender seaweed that really soaks up flavor, not hard to chew at all. To add more color and texture, we recommend to add some strip of our Six Fortune Agar Agar Strip (B000N6XX3W) and soaking with dry seaweed together.
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| Customer Reviews:
Wakame seaweed very good and healthy February 10, 2008
Michael Green
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
This seaweed is very health for blood pressure and cancer prevention. You can soak it 15 minutes and it makes a huge amount. I made a seaweed salad with sesame oil, sesame seeds, minced raw ginger and garlic.
When you first make it it smells a little bit "funky" like the shore line. My girlfriend could not eat it at first and I had to eat it more for the benefits than the flavor. Overnight it marinated and the next morning was great! I now eat it regularly and it tastes great after 12-24 hrs in the dressing.
 Wakame Seaweed Value Pack 3,5 oz August 9, 2007
Karen M. Mitchell (WV)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
All Natural Japanese Cut Fueru Wakame Seaweed Value Pack with Recipes - (3.5 Oz) -- Buy 10 Get 1 Free bag of Sushi Mix!
It makes a lot of seaweed when soaked in water (15 times). Postage costs more than the product ($3.59) if you only buy one.
 pretty good March 27, 2007
T. Guill (New Orleans, LA United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
this wakame is pretty good stuff and easy to use. shipping was quite expensive for me, however, even though the product is very light...
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