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Red Nori

radiata

radiata

NJRC Member
Most available Nori is green. I believe in dietary variety for my critters, and recently came across a red Nori.

Enter this in Amazon's search bar:

100 Sheets (6.7oz) Dried Kelp Seaweed Nori Raw Unseasoned Snack Sushi​


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redfishbluefish

redfishbluefish

Officer Emeritus
Officer Emeritus
Bob, you have to go to H Mart. The one I go to is in Edison on Route 27. I know they have a couple stores around NJ. They are the cleanest and most well stocked oriental store I've ever seen. Their nori selection is very large. I buy both dark green and purple nori. I do wish they had more English on their packaging, because the other issue is the thickness of different brands. I prefer the thicker variety, but it's not obvious on the labeling (unless it's in Korean, which I can't read.) One issue I have with what you posted is that it's listed as kelp. I purchase a very large package of kelp (like three feet long) a couple years ago thinking it was very cost effective....very little money for a whole lot of algae. Well, one issue....the fish didn't touch it. Ended up throwing that away. Let us know how it works out.
 
radiata

radiata

NJRC Member
One thing I dislike about Nori is that some seem to have a grading system based on colors. A description that says RED doesn't mean that the Nori is RED.
 
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Boehmtown

redfishbluefish said:
Bob, you have to go to H Mart. The one I go to is in Edison on Route 27. I know they have a couple stores around NJ. They are the cleanest and most well stocked oriental store I've ever seen. Their nori selection is very large. I buy both dark green and purple nori. I do wish they had more English on their packaging, because the other issue is the thickness of different brands. I prefer the thicker variety, but it's not obvious on the labeling (unless it's in Korean, which I can't read.) One issue I have with what you posted is that it's listed as kelp. I purchase a very large package of kelp (like three feet long) a couple years ago thinking it was very cost effective....very little money for a whole lot of algae. Well, one issue....the fish didn't touch it. Ended up throwing that away. Let us know how it works out.
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Just use Google translate and take pictures of it. It'll translate it for you. It works surprisingly well once you get the hang of it
 
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