Tokushima wakame seaweed pieces ⋅ Tokushima Gyoren ⋅ 18g

Name: Algue wakamé en morceaux de Tokushima ⋅ Tokushima Gyoren ⋅ 18g
Price: 5.5 EUR
Rating: 4.0 (1 reviews)

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Vendor : Tokushima Gyoren

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305.56 € kg

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This wakame seaweed is grown in Japan, in the clear waters of the Naruto Sea, famous for its high tides. This product is presented in bulk, so you can dose it according to your needs. Wakame is finely chopped for easy preparation and consumption. Wakame is rich in vitamins and minerals, notably vitamins B12, C and E, iron and calcium. It is also an important source of omega-3 fatty acids, which are beneficial for cardiovascular health. Ideal for soups, salads and other dishes. It's easy to use and integrate into your everyday cooking. Its mild texture and slightly salty flavor will add a touch of authenticity to your dishes.

SKU:1000411

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Our tips

For a classic sunomono, slice a cucumber, add a good handful of wakame and season with a mixture of sugar and vinegar (rice vinegar is even better).
Add a good handful to your device for a quiche or tarte marinade.

100% dehydrated wakame (Tokushima, Japan)

Keep away from light, in a dry, temperate place.

for 18g Energy: 33kcal Protein: 3.2g Fat: 0.7g Carbohydrates: 7.6g Salt: 4.3g

The Tokushima Prefectural Federation of Fishing Cooperatives (JF Tokushima Gyoren) is an umbrella organization for the region's coastal fishing cooperatives. Founded on October 14, 1949, it supports the production and development of fishing communities while ensuring the sustainable management of local marine resources. Tokushima benefits from a rich sea, a source of high-quality marine products, notably wakame and nori. In the face of modern challenges, such as an aging fishing population and fluctuating fish prices, the organization works to maintain the economic stability of fishermen and develop marine products for a wide audience.