I have an expensive seaweed snack habit and need cheap sources
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Anonymous
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I effing love seaweed snacks. Teriyaki, spicy, wasabi, Korean bbq. Flavorful seaweed snacks are my drug of choice, but it's becoming expensive.
Are there sources online (besides Amazon) where I can buy seaweed snacks in bulk? There aren't a lot of great Asian grocery stores closed to Old Town, but I'm willing to make a trip to stock up. I do not want the sea salt, plain, or bland seaweed. I know you can make your own, but sometimes you need a crunchy snack on the go. Please help support my seaweed snack addiction. |
Anonymous
| Pacific Ocean or Atlantic Ocean whichever is closer. |
Anonymous
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Hmart in store or online delivery |
Anonymous
| Weeee! Korean grocery store delivery. It’s awesome for veggies too! |
Anonymous
What grocery store do you use? |
Anonymous
| Lotte Mart or Hmart |
Anonymous
Anonymous
Weee!! It’s literally in the post. That’s the name. |
Anonymous
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https://news.bloomberglaw.com/business-and-practice/weee-defeats-consumers-breach-suit-on-jurisdictional-grounds
A former customer of weee, credit card info was leaked and which ruined my credit score, even my spouses credit card was affected since we have additional card for each other. It was like more than one round of credit card fraud, we got new card, then another fraud, we got replacement credit card again. I stopped ordering from them and deleted my account. |
Anonymous
| How often are you eating this? |
Anonymous
Yeah. It's a treat that I enjoy only once in a while because of the concerns about arsenic and heavy metals levels. We only eat 1-2 particular organic brands of cultivated seaweed. |
Anonymous
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They’ve also got flavored seaweed |
Anonymous
| One suggestion: Instead of getting the individual packets, get the large sheets. In Whole Foods, the large sheets are in the international foods section— not with the snack sized packages. |
Anonymous
Yes, my friend cuts them in 4 and puts them in baggies for snacks. |
Anonymous
| Trader Joes, though I detest the plastic-heavy packaging. We also get kombu sheets from WF and HMART. |