Simply Nature Roasted Seaweed Snacks are one of the more unique foods Aldi has sold over the years. I’m sure some people love eating seaweed like this, and maybe there are some seaweed snacks out there that are seasoned differently and taste better, but ultimately these weren’t for me, and my family didn’t care for them either. One person said, “They smell like the penguin house at the zoo.” (I actually found that to be the most accurate description of how these snacks smell.) Surprisingly, the pickier eater among us tried a tiny bite and then declined more.
Two wouldn’t try them at all, with one person saying the smell alone made her gag. When I offered the seaweed snacks to my family, they were reluctant to try them. Some people might feel differently, but it didn’t taste good to me. When I took a bite, I got an initial taste of saltiness and then was left with a somewhat mushy/chewy piece of seaweed in my mouth that was somewhat but not quite reminiscent of cooked spinach (which I dislike unless it’s mixed into something like lasagna). Grow nori net that has been seeded in the sea. In autumn, when nor begins to sporulate, attach the spores to the net. Plant and grow nori seeds in the oyster shell in a water tank. I would like to introduce the typical steps for it here: 1. They have a somewhat fishy smell, which may not be all that unexpected considering that it’s seaweed. The method for cultivating nori is slightly different depending on the region.
One of the first things that hit me was the smell, which is. Ingredients are: seaweed, non GMO corn oil, non GMO expeller pressed sesame oil, non GMO expeller pressed perilla oil, and baked salt.Īn opened packaged of seaweed snack wafers in a plastic tray. These snacks are non GMO and have no preservatives. Remember, Aldi does not offer online ordering for specials like these, so once they sell out at your local store, they’re gone. These are an Aldi Find (Special Buy), which means they are only in stores for a short time. Simply Nature Roasted Seaweed Snacks cost $1.29 for a 0.51-oz. Seaweed is a popular food in several Asian countries and it has some dietary benefits - namely fiber and nutrients - so this time around, I thought, “Why not?” I enjoy sampling different foods, and I’ll try just about anything, within reason. Now, years later, when I saw Aldi selling seaweed snacks as a limited-time special, I remembered that time when I passed on the seaweed snacks as a kid. We kids liked the chewing gum, but few of us were brave enough to sample the dried seaweed snacks. For fun, they passed around some snacks they had purchased in Japan. When I was a kid, I remember attending a presentation in which some Americans who lived in Japan talked about their time there.
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