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Types of Edible Seaweed

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Nori

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Commonly used to wrap sushi rolls, adds a salty and umami flavor

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Wakame

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Used in salads and soups, offers a sweet and briny taste

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Kombu

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Used to make dashi broth, imparts a savory umami flavor

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Arame

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Added to salads and stir-fries, provides a mild, semi-sweet flavor

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Hijiki

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Used as a side dish, imparts a strong, salty and earthy taste

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Dulse

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Eaten raw, cooked, or dried, has a slightly spicy and salty flavor

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Ulva Rigida (Sea Purslane)

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Consumed in salads or as a side, offers a mild and slightly salty flavor

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Sea Lettuce

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Added to salads and soups, offers a distinct ocean flavor

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Sargassum

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Used in traditional Chinese medicine, and can be added to soups, has a unique, iodine-rich flavor

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Ogo

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Often used in poke bowls, lends a crunchy texture and salty taste

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Laver

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Used to make laverbread, provides a savory and slightly nutty flavor

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Agar-Agar

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Used as a plant-based gelatin substitute, has no flavor and is used for its gelling properties

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Sea Grapes

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Served fresh in salads, known for their caviar-like popping texture and briny flavor

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Irish Moss

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Used as a thickening agent, has a neutral taste

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Mozuku

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Eaten raw or in soups, has a slimy texture and a mildly sweet flavor

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