To: marmar; right way right; mojito; Vaquero; WayneS; Telepathic Intruder; Fiddlstix; ...
This seaweed, essentially being a giant algae, lends itself quite nicely to being grown in huge vats or tanks, then harvested in large sheets, dried then packed for shipment. The food world may see a revolution in new uses for this tasty treat!.........................
38 posted on
07/16/2015 12:35:50 PM PDT by
Red Badger
(Man builds a ship in a bottle. God builds a universe in the palm of His hand.............)
To: Red Badger
They're doing it with Ulva, a green algae. Dried, it weighs nearly nothing for shipment. It can be rehydrated in soups.
41 posted on
07/16/2015 12:39:43 PM PDT by
gundog
(Help us, Nairobi-Wan Kenobi...you're our only hope.)
To: Red Badger
Seems like a great thing to grow in your own tanks for a reliable home food source.
42 posted on
07/16/2015 12:40:06 PM PDT by
DoughtyOne
(Conservatism: Now home to liars too. And we'll support them. Yea... GOPe)
To: Red Badger
Just imagine what it could do for a sushi roll!
43 posted on
07/16/2015 12:40:46 PM PDT by
Little Ray
(How did I end up in this hand-basket, and why is it getting so hot?)
To: Red Badger
They said that ‘turkey bacon’ tastes like bacon . . . but it doesn’t. So, why should I believe that this will actually taste like bacon. Yea, I skeptical. I hope I have someone close by that can taste it first and report back to me.
56 posted on
07/16/2015 1:02:34 PM PDT by
Pilgrim's Progress
(http://www.baptistbiblebelievers.com/BYTOPICS/tabid/335/Default.aspx)
To: Red Badger
It also sounds very healthy snack. I enjoy snacking but I snack on the bad stuff. If this taste like Bacon..shoot I probably snack all day with it.
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