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Roasted seaweed. Never thought about it till I tried it and now it’s a great salty hit.
Find any decent sized packages? Here it seems they individually wrap them in plastic trays with like 5g servings it's ridiculous. No, I'm not just going to have 5g! Give me more
"Kirkland Signature Roasted Seaweed Organic Snack" is probably the best deal out there with the most sheets per package. It can be hard to find sometimes though.
I’ve seen bundles of 16 individual packages but sadly no bulk package with more than the few sheets you mention.
I've seen some that are in plastic containers that look sort of like a square jar. There's a lot in there, and only that one outer packaging. Yamamoto Yama is the brand. If you go in person, careful becuase they have some that are not the squares but the small strips that are more of a topping than a snack.
Very good, but there is so little food and so much packaging that I stopped eating them. It just feels too wasteful.
Yeah this is something I am realising and the only solution the suppliers have is to package multiples of the individual packages… in yet another package!