Nori question

[The Guy]

I need to buy some nori / seaweed I was told T&T / Asian markets sell it.
I was wondering what others buy, I don't want to get the wrong stuff. :smile:

[xenon]

See if you can find this stuff locally:

http://www.canadacorals.com/collections/two-little-fishies/products/julian-sprungs-sea-veggies-seaweed

I've tried noori from the supermarket but it was baked. Fish were not too crazy about it compared to the TLF brand.

[davej]

Agreed on the sea veggies, my fish go nuts for it.

[monocus]

sea vegies is nori at an inflated price.you can buy different types such as laver or other types used for sushi as long as it isn't the seasoned type

[mark]

my tangs love the grocery store nori. Get the plain sushi sheets, not the flavored. I get from T&T, Sobeys, Safeway etc.

[Aquattro]

If you buy the special sea veggies, you'll notice the serrated partitions for cutting sushi rolls. Same stuff you buy at the grocery store, repackaged.

Any non seasoned seaweed is fine. Fish love it. Buy a 50 sheet pack for a few bucks.

[The Guy]

Thanks for the input everyone. :mrgreen:

[neoh]

Check the sodium content on them. Others have more than others. I've tried both, and prefer the veggies (Bought them at J&L and IPU)

[halwake]

Superstore is where I have been getting mine for some time. Non seasoned plain sushi nori.

[The Guy]

Superstore is where I have been getting mine for some time. Non seasoned plain sushi nori.
I got some today @ H mart in Langley called Hoshi Nori from Korea, 100 hundred large sheets $13.00
Ingredients: Dried Seaweed only with no seasoning added.