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Clearspring - Japanese Wakame - Dried Sea Vegetable, 30g
Brand - ClearspringQuick Description
Give your salads, soups, and stir-fries some extra fibre and protein by adding Clearspring’s amazing Japanese Wakame Dried Sea Vegetable.
Key Information
- Protein-rich dried sea vegetable
- Great for soups and salads
- Vegan-friendly ingredient
- Great source of fibre
- Free from fats and saturated fats
- With absolutely no sugar or MSG
Product Overview
If you are a fan of Japanese cuisine then Clearspring’s Japanese Wakame Dried Sea Vegetable is a pantry must-have. Wonderfully versatile, easy to use, and vegan-friendly, this sea vegetable is a flavourful, nutritious addition to your dishes.
Free from fats, saturated fats, sugar, and MSG, you can be certain that adding this ingredient to your food will only provide the good stuff. Packed full of protein and a great source of fibre, these sea vegetables taste lovely and mild and have a soft tender texture. For that reason, it really compliments other vegetables and grains.
How to Use
Preparing Clearspring’s Japanese Wakame Dried Sea Vegetable isn’t complicated at all. Simply wash and soak the fronds in lukewarm water for about 10-15 minutes. Then drain and rinse them for a few seconds. You can also remove the stalks and chop them up if you want. It is recommended that you add the softened wakame to stir-fries and soups at the end of cooking so that the flavour is retained.
Ingredients
Dried Sea Vegetable (Undaria Pinnatifida).
Due to the nature of the product, there may be trace amounts of fish, molluscs and/or crustaceans.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does Clearspring’s wakame come from?
Native to the cold coasts of the northwest Pacific Ocean, wakame is a species of kelp that Clearspring sources in Japan. With it, Clearspring creates its Japanese Wakame Dried Sea Vegetable. Once cultivated, it is dried which gives it its brownish colour. Once it is soaked it regains its bright green hue. Known for its pleasant flavour and distinctive texture, wakame is very commonly used in Japanese cuisine.
