Seapops the tips of Bladderwrack Blåstångsknoppar from Bohuslän (Fucus vesiculosus)
120,00kr
Seapops are the tips of bladderwrack picked only for about 10 weeks during the spring. Seapops are unique, crispy and delicate.
Seapops are rich on antioxidants such as vitamin E, C and beta- carotene a contain range of minerals and trace elements.
Description
Seapops
Seapops are the tips of bladderwrack picked only for about 10 weeks during the spring.
Seapops are unique, crispy and delicate.
Suggested use: Good way to eat Seapops is directly as a nutrient packed snack. Another good way is to use them as a crunch element on dishes, adding a subtle taste of sea and umami to the dishes. Seapops go well with meat as well as with fish.
Tip: Sprinkle Seapops on smoked salmon with cream cheese or on sashimi.
Seaweed is a natural product and can contain traces of crustaceans.
10g dry weight
Additional information
| PACKAGE | 10 g |
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