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Anonymous wrote:We don’t allow it bc of the salt content.

Yup much better to have potato chips and chicken nuggets.

We don’t eat chicken nuggets and we limit chips to once or twice a week.

Why do you not limit chips if you're limiting seaweed?

We do. And seaweed has higher sodium than chips anyway.

Also there are heavy metals in seaweed.

And chips are actually as high in potassium as regular potatoes, plus some protien and iron. The problem is the fat, higher than seaweed chips, but unsalted, they are way lower in sodium than seaweed chips to a degree that dwarfs the fat differnece.

My cat does.

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Anonymous wrote:We don’t allow it bc of the salt content.

Yup much better to have potato chips and chicken nuggets.

We don’t eat chicken nuggets and we limit chips to once or twice a week.

Why do you not limit chips if you're limiting seaweed?

We do. And seaweed has higher sodium than chips anyway.

Also there are heavy metals in seaweed.

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Anonymous wrote:We don’t allow it bc of the salt content.

Yup much better to have potato chips and chicken nuggets.

We don’t eat chicken nuggets and we limit chips to once or twice a week.

Why do you not limit chips if you're limiting seaweed?

We do. And seaweed has higher sodium than chips anyway.

I posted before but I want to remind you that dried nori traditionally comes in larger, un-oiled, UNSALTED, sheets at H-Mart, Lotte or other Asian grocery store. Those are the ones we make sushi out of, or cut up to sprinkle on other dishes. You can buy a packet and cut them up yourself to put in snack boxes. If you're handy with chopsticks, you can do what the Japanese do: place a small nori rectangle over your seasoned rice, and use your chopsticks to wrap the rectangle over a little portion of rice, so that you have a DIY sushi/mini onigiri. Pop in mouth. Repeat.

The larger packets look like this:

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Anonymous wrote:We don’t allow it bc of the salt content.

Yup much better to have potato chips and chicken nuggets.

We don’t eat chicken nuggets and we limit chips to once or twice a week.

Why do you not limit chips if you're limiting seaweed?

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Anonymous wrote:We don’t allow it bc of the salt content.

Yup much better to have potato chips and chicken nuggets.

We don’t eat chicken nuggets and we limit chips to once or twice a week.

Anonymous wrote:We don’t allow it bc of the salt content.

Yup much better to have potato chips and chicken nuggets.

Anonymous wrote:my daughter loves seaweed. not sure why

Because it's delicious? My kids love it too.

We don’t allow it bc of the salt content.

I am South Asian. It was not a part of our diet in our native country. I discovered it here in the korean grocery store first - along with Wasabi peas.

Anonymous wrote:I love going out in an ocean kayak and snacking on fresh dulce.

Not the same workout sesame oil

I love going out in an ocean kayak and snacking on fresh dulce.

Anonymous wrote:Yep. The ones at Traders Joes

Those are good, but I love the Costco ones the best.

Anonymous wrote:Yes, my teens love it. I don’t usually buy from Costco though because the packets are too big for a snack and are too much salt for one sitting.

They have the small Gimme packs right now