FR-BIO-01 certified for premium organic quality.
Protecting marine life through natural methods.
Traditional Seaweed air-drying saves natural nutrition.
Professional testing ensures pure quality.
Seaweed nutrition for everyday cooking.
Pure organic seaweed from Atlantic family farms
Palmaria palmata Flakes
Dulse Flakes - Traditional red seaweed with protein (21,4g/100g), plus iron, potassium and B-vitamins. Perfect for daily cooking.
Laminaria digitata Flakes
Kombu Kelp - Brown seaweed with potassium (8,01g/100g), plus calcium and minerals. Ideal for broths and soups.
Alaria esculenta Flakes
Atlantik Wakame - Golden-brown seaweed with iron (127mg/100g), plus protein and calcium. Perfect for salads and more.
Fucus vesiculosus Flakes
Bladderwrack - Brown seaweed known since 1811 as source of natural iodine (18,7mg/100g) and minerals. Original Atlantic superfood.
Fucus serratus Flakes
Serrated Wrack - Brown seaweed with magnesium (740mg/100g), plus fucoidan compounds and antioxidants. Coastal beauty.
Himanthalia elongata
Sea Spaghetti - Unique golden seaweed with vitamin C (66mg/100g), plus protein and minerals. Natural pasta alternative.
We're the guys who actually taste-test every batch before it ships.
Marc
Handles marketing and somehow predicts what people want next.
Alex
Makes sure we don't run out of money or seaweed.
Tobi
Designs our products and secretly buys competitor seaweed to test.
How is seaweed called in Europe?
🇬🇧 English: Seaweed
🇩🇪 German: Algen, Seetang
🇫🇷 French: Algues marines
🇪🇸 Spanish: Algas marinas
🇮🇹 Italian: Alghe marine
🇳🇱 Dutch: Zeewier
🇵🇱 Polish: Glony morskie
🇸🇪 Swedish: Sjögräs, Tång
🇧🇪 Belgian: Algues (French), Zeewier (Dutch)
Despite different names, we're all talking about the same amazing ocean plants!
How do I use seaweed in cooking?
Seaweed flakes can be used with any meal - there are no limits.
Common uses:
Salads: Natural flavor boost
Soups: Ocean taste enhancement
Smoothies: Mineral addition
Pizza & pasta: Natural seasoning
Meat & tofu: Savory taste
Start with a small amount and add more as you like!
What nutrients are in seaweed?
Seaweed contains plenty of nutrients from the ocean.
Essential minerals:
Iron, calcium, potassium, magnesium
Zinc, copper, manganese, phosphorus
Natural iodine
Vitamins:
Vitamin C, vitamin A, vitamin E
B-vitamins including B12
Unique sea compounds:
Fucoidan, alginates
Marine polysaccharides
Other nutrients:
Plant protein
Natural fiber
Omega-3 fatty acids
Antioxidants
The ocean provides minerals you cannot get anywhere else!
How do I store dried seaweed?
Keep it in a dry, sealed container away from direct sunlight.
Storage tips:
Use airtight containers or resealable bags
Store in a cool, dry place
Avoid humid areas like above the stove
Keep away from strong odors
Properly stored, dried seaweed stays fresh for months!
What does seaweed taste like?
Seaweed has a natural ocean flavor - salty and savory with an umami taste.
Different types have different flavors:
Dulse: Mild and slightly smoky
Kombu: Deep, rich ocean taste
Wakame: Sweet and delicate
Sea Spaghetti: Fresh and mild
The taste is similar to natural sea salt but with more depth. Most people describe it as "taste of the ocean" - clean, fresh, and savory.
Start with small amounts to discover your preference!
Which seaweed is best for beginners?
Dulse is perfect for beginners! It has a mild, slightly smoky flavor that works with any meal.
You can sprinkle it on salads, soups, or even pizza without overpowering your food.
For something special, try Serrated Wrack - it's our founder Marc's personal favourite.
It has a unique coastal flavour and contains fucoidan compounds.
Both are easy to use:
Start with a small amount
Add to any dish you like
Taste and add more as needed
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