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SEAWEED 6*5G ORG SEL MER
- $9.99
GimMe - Organic Premium Roasted Seaweed Snacks Sea Salt - 6 Pack(s) (5g each)
GimMe Organic Premium Roasted Seaweed Snacks Sea Salt are Gluten free and Crispy yummy sheets of savory deliciousness seasoned on crispy organic seaweed. They are made with the highest quality organic seaweed on the planet, roasted to crispy perfection. GimMe Organic Roasted Seaweed Snacks are perfect for packing in lunches or popping into your bag for a light, healthy snack on the go. Nature makes seaweed incredibly nutritious, GimMe makes it incredibly delicious. Seaweed
Nature makes it incredibly nutritious, GimMe makes it incredibly delicious. GimMe loves seaweed! It not only tastes great, it’s also loaded with nutritional value. In fact, seaweed has the highest density of vitamins and minerals of any vegetable on the planet. Yep. Seaweed is a vegetable. Some people even call it sea lettuce. Kids and adults in Asian cultures have been eating their sea vegetables for centuries, enjoying it’s taste, texture, and many health benefits. What makes the taste of roasted seaweed so amazingly good? Umami, it’s a savory flavor so mouthwatering and unique that it doesn’t fit into the four basic taste groups. You might know umami from eating nori, the kind of seaweed used as a wrap for sushi. Now umami is so popular it’s considered to be the fifth basic taste, right up there with the four other biggies your tongue knows and loves. F.A.Q.s What vegetable is harvested in the winter (unlike most vegetables) when it’s got the most flavor? Is it impolite to say gimMe, gimMe, gimMe? What kind of farmers never plant a single seed in the soil or ever have to water their crops? What three things does seaweed need to grow up healthy and delicious? What are the five basic tastes that your tongue can sense? If seaweed snacks are made from red algae (ours are!), then why do they look so green? What’s the coolest, wildest, most incredibly delicious way to eat crispy yummy roasted seaweed? What do green sea turtles eat? What exactly is seaweed? Is seaweed healthy to eat? What gives seaweed its unique umami flavor? Is gimMe seaweed organic? Is gimMe seaweed non GMO? Why is organic seaweed healthier? Is their seaweed gluten free? Is your seaweed vegan? What is the shelf-life of your seaweed? Where is GimMe seaweed grown? How is their roasted seaweed snacks processed? How much iodine is in each serving? What are the benefits of iodine? Is it allergen free? Does GimMe do regular testing on their seaweed snack to monitor lead and radiation level? Are the wrappers or inside trays recyclable? Why do a lot of seaweed taste fishy and GimMe's doesn't? Does any of GimMe's products contain MSG? Are all of their products processed in the same facility? Are your products processed in the same facility as products containing tree nuts? Are GimMe products kosher? What specific type of seaweed are GimMe products made from? How is your product certified organic if it is grown in waters with known pollutants? Are GimMe products safe for dogs to eat? Do their products contain soy?
What’s so great about seaweed?
Iron, fiber, beta carotene, calcium, sustainability, umami. Treat your tastebuds and get ready to say, “Oooh, Mommy! gimMe more!”
Seaweed! Yep. Seaweed is a vegetable.
Nope. Not when you’re talking seaweed. “gim” in Korean means “seaweed”. gimMe means “MORE seaweed!”
Seaweed farmers!
Seawater under certain temperatures and enough sunlight to drive photosynthesis (Look it up, it’s really cool!)
Sweet, bitter, sour, salty, and umami. (Umami is the the flavor of—you guessed it—seaweed!)
Red algae looks red in the ocean because of its phycobiliproteins which attract and capture light energy used in photosynthesis. When red algae is harvested and dried, it loses its red color but keeps all its green nutrients.
Sprinkled over ice cream!
Primarily algae, seagrass, and, of course, seaweed! Did you know that a healthy sea turtle can live to be over 100 years old? That’s why turtles symbolize longevity in many cultures.
Seaweed is actually algae. In more appetizing words, it’s a nutritious vegetable that grows in the sea. The specific variety of seaweed that GimMe uses to make their roasted seaweed is known as red seaweed or Nori.
Yes! Seaweed offers the broadest range of minerals of any food on the planet, containing 10-20 times the mineral concentration of land plants, plus it’s high in protein and fiber. That’s why a serving can be only 25-100 calories and packed with flavor and nutrients. Seaweed is an excellent source of iodine and vitamin K and a very good source of folate, magnesium, iron, and calcium. Seaweed also contains measurable amounts of vitamins C and E, which help the absorption of all the other good stuff.
Nature. Seaweed has a natural salty-sweet flavor that makes it taste so unique—and so good.
GimMe roasted seaweed snacks are certified organic by QAI, a USDA-accredited certifying agency.
GimMe roasted seaweed snacks are verified Non-GMO by NON GMO Project.
Certified organic means that no chemicals or pesticides were used in growing, harvesting, or processing our seaweed. GimMe takes great care to grow their seaweed in a protected region off the coast of South Korea. The protected nature of the water where they grow their seaweed allows gimMe seaweed snacks to be USDA certified organic.
Yes! GimMe is certified by the GFCO.
Seaweed is naturally vegan. All of GimMe's Roasted Seaweed Snacks and Seaweed Chips are vegan.
One year and it’s printed on each package.
GimMe cultivates their seaweed in a protected region off the coast of South Korea. This area is historically known for producing the highest quality seaweed in the world.
GimMe seaweed is processed very simply. After seaweed is harvested, they dry it, roast it with oils and seasonings and—that's it!
GimMe roasted seaweed snacks have about 50 micro grams per serving. That’s about 31% of daily value. The daily value of Iodine is 160 mcg.
Iodine controls the functioning of thyroid glands in human body, which in turn has a significant influence on the metabolic processes in the body. It helps in the optimal utilization of calories, thereby preventing its storage as excess fat.
No, some products contain soy, sesame, and/or corn starch. Please check the ingredient list of the products.
Yes, GimMe is testing lead once a month for the finished products. The radiation test is done once a year for raw materials.
The wrapper is not recyclable but the plastic tray is recyclable.
The most important is the quality of seaweed and then the balance of seasoning.
Not at all.
No, their chips are made in California and seaweed snacks are made in South Korea.
No, GimMe's Roasted Seaweed Snacks and Seaweed Chips are produced in nut-free factories.
Their chips are now kosher and they are working on making their roasted seaweed snacks kosher as well.
The scientific name is “Porphyra Yezonensis,” a kind of red seaweed. The common name is Nori.
Certified organic means that no chemicals or pesticides were used in growing, harvesting, or processing GimMe seaweed. They take great care to grow their seaweed in a protected region off the coast of South Korea. The protected nature of the water where they grow their seaweed allows gimMe seaweed snacks to be USDA certified organic.
Yes, some dogs love to eat seaweed.
Yes, their teriyaki flavored products contain soy.
- Vendor: Gimme Organic
GimMe - Organic Premium Roasted Seaweed Snacks Sea Salt - 6 Pack(s) (5g each)
GimMe Organic Premium Roasted Seaweed Snacks Sea Salt are Gluten free and Crispy yummy sheets of savory deliciousness seasoned on crispy organic seaweed. They are made with the highest quality organic seaweed on the planet, roasted to crispy perfection. GimMe Organic Roasted Seaweed Snacks are perfect for packing in lunches or popping into your bag for a light, healthy snack on the go. Nature makes seaweed incredibly nutritious, GimMe makes it incredibly delicious. Seaweed
Nature makes it incredibly nutritious, GimMe makes it incredibly delicious. GimMe loves seaweed! It not only tastes great, it’s also loaded with nutritional value. In fact, seaweed has the highest density of vitamins and minerals of any vegetable on the planet. Yep. Seaweed is a vegetable. Some people even call it sea lettuce. Kids and adults in Asian cultures have been eating their sea vegetables for centuries, enjoying it’s taste, texture, and many health benefits. What makes the taste of roasted seaweed so amazingly good? Umami, it’s a savory flavor so mouthwatering and unique that it doesn’t fit into the four basic taste groups. You might know umami from eating nori, the kind of seaweed used as a wrap for sushi. Now umami is so popular it’s considered to be the fifth basic taste, right up there with the four other biggies your tongue knows and loves. F.A.Q.s What vegetable is harvested in the winter (unlike most vegetables) when it’s got the most flavor? Is it impolite to say gimMe, gimMe, gimMe? What kind of farmers never plant a single seed in the soil or ever have to water their crops? What three things does seaweed need to grow up healthy and delicious? What are the five basic tastes that your tongue can sense? If seaweed snacks are made from red algae (ours are!), then why do they look so green? What’s the coolest, wildest, most incredibly delicious way to eat crispy yummy roasted seaweed? What do green sea turtles eat? What exactly is seaweed? Is seaweed healthy to eat? What gives seaweed its unique umami flavor? Is gimMe seaweed organic? Is gimMe seaweed non GMO? Why is organic seaweed healthier? Is their seaweed gluten free? Is your seaweed vegan? What is the shelf-life of your seaweed? Where is GimMe seaweed grown? How is their roasted seaweed snacks processed? How much iodine is in each serving? What are the benefits of iodine? Is it allergen free? Does GimMe do regular testing on their seaweed snack to monitor lead and radiation level? Are the wrappers or inside trays recyclable? Why do a lot of seaweed taste fishy and GimMe's doesn't? Does any of GimMe's products contain MSG? Are all of their products processed in the same facility? Are your products processed in the same facility as products containing tree nuts? Are GimMe products kosher? What specific type of seaweed are GimMe products made from? How is your product certified organic if it is grown in waters with known pollutants? Are GimMe products safe for dogs to eat? Do their products contain soy?
What’s so great about seaweed?
Iron, fiber, beta carotene, calcium, sustainability, umami. Treat your tastebuds and get ready to say, “Oooh, Mommy! gimMe more!”
Seaweed! Yep. Seaweed is a vegetable.
Nope. Not when you’re talking seaweed. “gim” in Korean means “seaweed”. gimMe means “MORE seaweed!”
Seaweed farmers!
Seawater under certain temperatures and enough sunlight to drive photosynthesis (Look it up, it’s really cool!)
Sweet, bitter, sour, salty, and umami. (Umami is the the flavor of—you guessed it—seaweed!)
Red algae looks red in the ocean because of its phycobiliproteins which attract and capture light energy used in photosynthesis. When red algae is harvested and dried, it loses its red color but keeps all its green nutrients.
Sprinkled over ice cream!
Primarily algae, seagrass, and, of course, seaweed! Did you know that a healthy sea turtle can live to be over 100 years old? That’s why turtles symbolize longevity in many cultures.
Seaweed is actually algae. In more appetizing words, it’s a nutritious vegetable that grows in the sea. The specific variety of seaweed that GimMe uses to make their roasted seaweed is known as red seaweed or Nori.
Yes! Seaweed offers the broadest range of minerals of any food on the planet, containing 10-20 times the mineral concentration of land plants, plus it’s high in protein and fiber. That’s why a serving can be only 25-100 calories and packed with flavor and nutrients. Seaweed is an excellent source of iodine and vitamin K and a very good source of folate, magnesium, iron, and calcium. Seaweed also contains measurable amounts of vitamins C and E, which help the absorption of all the other good stuff.
Nature. Seaweed has a natural salty-sweet flavor that makes it taste so unique—and so good.
GimMe roasted seaweed snacks are certified organic by QAI, a USDA-accredited certifying agency.
GimMe roasted seaweed snacks are verified Non-GMO by NON GMO Project.
Certified organic means that no chemicals or pesticides were used in growing, harvesting, or processing our seaweed. GimMe takes great care to grow their seaweed in a protected region off the coast of South Korea. The protected nature of the water where they grow their seaweed allows gimMe seaweed snacks to be USDA certified organic.
Yes! GimMe is certified by the GFCO.
Seaweed is naturally vegan. All of GimMe's Roasted Seaweed Snacks and Seaweed Chips are vegan.
One year and it’s printed on each package.
GimMe cultivates their seaweed in a protected region off the coast of South Korea. This area is historically known for producing the highest quality seaweed in the world.
GimMe seaweed is processed very simply. After seaweed is harvested, they dry it, roast it with oils and seasonings and—that's it!
GimMe roasted seaweed snacks have about 50 micro grams per serving. That’s about 31% of daily value. The daily value of Iodine is 160 mcg.
Iodine controls the functioning of thyroid glands in human body, which in turn has a significant influence on the metabolic processes in the body. It helps in the optimal utilization of calories, thereby preventing its storage as excess fat.
No, some products contain soy, sesame, and/or corn starch. Please check the ingredient list of the products.
Yes, GimMe is testing lead once a month for the finished products. The radiation test is done once a year for raw materials.
The wrapper is not recyclable but the plastic tray is recyclable.
The most important is the quality of seaweed and then the balance of seasoning.
Not at all.
No, their chips are made in California and seaweed snacks are made in South Korea.
No, GimMe's Roasted Seaweed Snacks and Seaweed Chips are produced in nut-free factories.
Their chips are now kosher and they are working on making their roasted seaweed snacks kosher as well.
The scientific name is “Porphyra Yezonensis,” a kind of red seaweed. The common name is Nori.
Certified organic means that no chemicals or pesticides were used in growing, harvesting, or processing GimMe seaweed. They take great care to grow their seaweed in a protected region off the coast of South Korea. The protected nature of the water where they grow their seaweed allows gimMe seaweed snacks to be USDA certified organic.
Yes, some dogs love to eat seaweed.
Yes, their teriyaki flavored products contain soy.
