Are these appropriate for seaweed soup.... not just sushi?
239807
You can use them in seaweed soup, it's pretty good! But they also sell dried seaweed that you rehydrate in water that is better in seaweed soup
239808
This product has a nice roasted taste. I think if sliced into nice small blocked size it would make for a very delicious seaweed soup.
1276478
Sure, if they've been boiled for awhile. Seems kind of rough on your motor, if they were not boiled enough to be kind of soft. (you are making pet food, aren't you?)
1367360
They smell like seaweed, so yes. If you like seafood then you will like these. My daughter age 10 loves them. I do not care for them because I don't like even the slightest fishy taste. To me, they have a fishy taste. I eat mild fish like mahi mahi or tilapia. If you like stronger fish, then these snacks will be fine. If you are like me, you might not. Hope this helps.
732596
I would not put liquid in these because they do not seem to we 100% water-tight. I would put something like mayo or solid butter. Actually, the main reason I really bought these is to carry my earrings when I have to go to my part time job, not for carrying condiments at all.
1148260
I wondered about that too when I first saw it, then I bought it anyway and tried it and now I'm hooked. So before I gorge on 24 packs I should find this out too. But here's the thing, seaweed has tons of iodine, so you're kinda protected that way, if you want to look at it like that. At least that's what I'm telling myself to justify eating these things! lol. I went to their website (seasgift dot com) and here's what it says: "All our seasoned & roasted seaweed are harvested in the west and southwest regions of South Korea." So that's opposite and a little ways south of Fukushima, so any contamination would (presumably) be decaying remnants similar to what American waters are like. (?) Anyway, I feel secure about eating it, as secure as I can be eating from the ocean. The company also says they test for mercury.
19491
I have used them for veges and home made soup, on Med heat. You need to partially thaw first to make sure there are no holes in the bag. Probably would work for Spaggeti sauce, but I wouldn't boil the water then put the bag and contents in if its a rapid boil. Have to experiment.
182911
I agree with Robin. Maybe a deeper spoon for soup but these are great for pureed baby food. Highly recommend them as well as the OXO Tot containers for freezing baby food.
1937291
I would think of this more like a wrap, I put veggies or tuna in mine. Make sure that you seal it up good or they will dry out. The are very good, but I don't think they are like an eggroll.
336171
Can't imagine it wouldn't. Soup in jars seems like it would work really well. You'd need a jar adapter. If you wanted to freeze them, would probably want a baggy.
712017
Yes, they are good for hot soup. I bought them specifically to see if I could use them for a soup bar. I haven't had the party yet but I tested them out at home and the lip of the bowl stayed quite cool so you can carry the soup bowl easily. I don't know how they would work with a boiling hot liquid but they worked quite well for soup directly out of a hot crock pot.
1105801
not really.. for leftovers we just use them in a salad or for a soup or something else
489249
I have not used it for soup but would do it. Just because of the sealing from inside. Just be careful with the cap/lid. It does not stay tight.
2038221
Well I never asked them if they were edible or for bathing in.. I purchase ocean harvested sea salt from france. It is dried and fresh from the ocean without any manufacturing. Some of it even has dirt in it.. That is the only salt i use. I use it for everything i cook. It is actually good for you if it is un refined and fresh harvested from the ocean.. So to answer your question I will be asking them if these are refined and stripped of all its minerals. If it turns out unrefined then ill be using them in all my cooking until they are gone. Best thing in the world to gargle with when sore throat... When i cook with them i put hot water in my Vita Mix Blender on slow speed and add salt to disolve and make salt water.. then in food.. yummm and good for you unlike iodized salt that is stripped of every vitamen and vineral. Iodized salt kills you....
1812970
I'm assuming they are as I just use two tablespoons in my Greek yogurt. I don't know how big they are un-hulled but I would think I probably wouldn't be able to easily swallow two Tblsp. If they weren't hulled.
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Just put your sushi rice in the sushez, add whatever you like in your rolls, close it up and plunge it onto the seaweed. It helps make your rolls nice and tight so they don't fall apart. Does the rolling for you. There is a video that you can click on that is very helpful.
237412
Since they are in a shell I would think they are ok but maybe ask one of the natural food stores in your area.WHOLE FOODS is a good one if you have one near you!
460359
You can break them up and add them as toppings to salad, noodles, rice. Even soup! Great as a condiment!