Description

Sea Spaghetti look like long olive-green spaghetti growing from a small disk-shaped holdfast on the lower shore. They can be up to 2 metres long!

They have a nice nutty taste rather than a strong sea or fishy one, so they can be used in many dishes like salads, soups, and stews.

As the name indicates they look like spaghetti. So just replace part of the “ordinary” spaghetti with sea spaghetti and you have a great dish with added vegetable part and fewer carbohydrates!

After soaking and boiling until al dente, they can be stored in the fridge for 2 or 3 days.

They are also very tasty in salads mixed with carrots or beet root, a drizzle of Balsamic vinegar and nut oil…

As they are naturally gluten free, Sea Spaghetti are a great and healthy alternative for persons with coeliac disease.

 

Harvested in Ireland

Our mission is to provide organic certified seaweed in the highest quality through edible seaweed products and nutritional supplements. All our seaweeds are harvested locally here in Donegal/Ireland.

As it is important for us to have a sustainable way to deal with nature, we harvest only by hand. This allowing the growth of seaweeds every year. Moreover, with regular harvesting all these seaweeds they come back with a stronger growth each season.

Organic Sea Spaghetti, Himanthalia elongata

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Health Benefits

  • Good source of Calcium and Magnesium to support bone strength
  • Contain various minerals, vitamins, and trace elements
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Description

Sea Spaghetti look like long olive-green spaghetti growing from a small disk-shaped holdfast on the lower shore. They can be up to 2 metres long!

They have a nice nutty taste rather than a strong sea or fishy one, so they can be used in many dishes like salads, soups, and stews.

As the name indicates they look like spaghetti. So just replace part of the “ordinary” spaghetti with sea spaghetti and you have a great dish with added vegetable part and fewer carbohydrates!

After soaking and boiling until al dente, they can be stored in the fridge for 2 or 3 days.

They are also very tasty in salads mixed with carrots or beet root, a drizzle of Balsamic vinegar and nut oil…

As they are naturally gluten free, Sea Spaghetti are a great and healthy alternative for persons with coeliac disease.

 

Harvested in Ireland

Our mission is to provide organic certified seaweed in the highest quality through edible seaweed products and nutritional supplements. All our seaweeds are harvested locally here in Donegal/Ireland.

As it is important for us to have a sustainable way to deal with nature, we harvest only by hand. This allowing the growth of seaweeds every year. Moreover, with regular harvesting all these seaweeds they come back with a stronger growth each season.

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Description

Sea Spaghetti look like long olive-green spaghetti growing from a small disk-shaped holdfast on the lower shore. They can be up to 2 metres long!

They have a nice nutty taste rather than a strong sea or fishy one, so they can be used in many dishes like salads, soups, and stews.

As the name indicates they look like spaghetti. So just replace part of the “ordinary” spaghetti with sea spaghetti and you have a great dish with added vegetable part and fewer carbohydrates!

After soaking and boiling until al dente, they can be stored in the fridge for 2 or 3 days.

They are also very tasty in salads mixed with carrots or beet root, a drizzle of Balsamic vinegar and nut oil…

As they are naturally gluten free, Sea Spaghetti are a great and healthy alternative for persons with coeliac disease.

 

Harvested in Ireland

Harvested in Ireland

Our mission is to provide organic certified seaweed in the highest quality through edible seaweed products and nutritional supplements. All our seaweeds are harvested locally here in Donegal/Ireland.

As it is important for us to have a sustainable way to deal with nature, we harvest only by hand. This allowing the growth of seaweeds every year. Moreover, with regular harvesting all these seaweeds they come back with a stronger growth each season.