How To Use Seasoned Seaweed
Frozen seasoned seaweed Nissi prepared from selected seaweed that is shredded, seasoned with a sesame-based sauce, then frozen to preserve a bright green appearance and a crisp bite.
How to use frozen seasoned seaweed
- Enjoy as a refreshing salad on its own
- Use as a topping for sushi or sashimi
- Mix into rice bowls, poke bowls or salads
- Use as a side dish to Japanese meals
- Add to soups or noodles for added flavor and texture
Frozen seasoned seaweed Nissi Ready to eat once defrosted.
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