Arame (57000), Eisenia Bicyclis, is a sun-dried sea vegetable with a neutral smell, black color, and mildly sweet appearance. It provides immune system support and is rich in nutrients. It is also acceptable for vegetarians, vegans, and lacto-vegetarians. Arame’s mildness makes it a good choice for anyone new to sea vegetables. The thin shredded strips, with their delicate and light flavor, make ideal side dishes cooked with tofu or tempeh or sauerkraut or vegetables or stir fries. Lightly soaked for 5-7 minutes and seasoned with shoyu and rice vinegar, arame can simply be added to noodle and vegetable salads. Net content is 10 * 1 kg in a plastic bag, which is then placed in a cardboard case.
Dutch Organic International Trade is a supplier of organic ingredients used in the Food, Beverage, and Nutrition industry. With a philosophy of creating an all-around better world, it is committed to quality organic raw materials, recyclable packaging, and fair trade practices. Dutch Organic’s product range includes Lemon Juice, Carob Powder, Whey Powder, Dried Apple Pieces, Spelt Flour, and more.
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