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Seaweed
Seaweed brings the diversity of the ocean directly into the kitchen. At Algenmarkt, you will find carefully selected edible seaweeds such as Dulse, Nori, Wakame, Sea Lettuce, and Irish Moss. Our focus is on traceable origin and European seaweed.
Whether as flakes, leaves, or powder: The different seaweeds differ in taste, texture, and use. They can be used as seasoning, topping, in salads, as a soup garnish, or as an ingredient in numerous dishes.
What types of seaweed are there?
Seaweed is a diverse food group. Depending on the type, they differ in color, structure, taste, and use. Generally, many edible seaweeds can be classified as red, brown, or green algae.
At Algenmarkt, you will find various edible seaweeds, each bringing its own character to the kitchen.
Dulse – spicy red algae
Dulse (Palmaria palmata) is a red algae with a strong, slightly salty and spicy taste. As Dulse flakes or powder, it is suitable for seasoning and enhancing salads, vegetable dishes, potatoes, bowls, and other savory dishes.
Nori – known from sushi cuisine
Nori is one of the best-known edible seaweeds. In addition to classic Nori sheets for sushi, Nori flakes can be easily sprinkled over rice, salads, soups, or bowls.
Wakame – for salads and soups
Wakame is a brown algae that develops a pleasantly soft texture after soaking. It is particularly known from salads and Asian soups and can be versatilely combined with vegetables, sesame, and savory dressings.
Sea Lettuce – the green seaweed
Sea Lettuce (Ulva) belongs to the green algae and is characterized by its delicate, maritime taste. Dried or as flakes, it is suitable for enhancing potatoes, vegetables, salads, and other savory dishes.
Irish Moss – also known as sea moss
Irish Moss, also called Irish Moss or sea moss, is a red algae. It differs in its use from classic seasoning algae and can be processed into a gel-like preparation after soaking, among other things.
Seaweed from Europe
When selecting our seaweed, origin plays a central role. We preferentially rely on traceable European supply chains and selected producers.
Depending on the type of algae, our seaweed comes from different European coastal regions. You will find transparent information about origin and processing on the respective product page.
Wild harvesting and cultivation of seaweed
Seaweed can be both cultivated and harvested in suitable coastal regions. Which method is used depends on the respective type of algae, the product, and its origin.
On our product pages, we provide information about the respective type of algae as well as its origin and processing.
Using seaweed in the kitchen
Seaweed can be much more than just sushi. Its maritime and often distinctly savory taste opens up numerous possibilities for everyday cooking.
Flakes are particularly suitable as a topping and for seasoning. Powder can be finely incorporated into dishes and spice blends. Whole leaves can – depending on the type of algae – be soaked, boiled, or processed directly.
Which seaweed suits which dish?
Dulse: Bowls, potatoes, vegetables, and savory dishes
Nori: Sushi, rice, soups, and toppings
Wakame: Salads, soups, and Asian dishes
Sea Lettuce: Salads, vegetables, potatoes, and toppings
Irish Moss: For soaking and for gel-like preparations
This is how you can select the seaweed to suit your taste and the desired use.
Consider iodine in seaweed
Seaweed can naturally contain iodine. The iodine content can differ significantly depending on the type of algae and product.
Therefore, no uniform consumption amount should be assumed for seaweed. Please pay attention to the product-specific information and consumption recommendations on the respective product page.
Buy organic seaweed at Algenmarkt
With Dulse, Nori, Wakame, Sea Lettuce, and Irish Moss, we want to make the diversity of edible seaweeds accessible for everyday cooking. For us, the focus is on traceable origin, carefully selected products, and uncomplicated use.
Discover our seaweed from Europe and find the type of algae that suits your taste and your dishes.
