Title: What Does Seaweed Taste Like? | Thrive Cuisine
Headings: What Does Seaweed Taste Like?
What Does Seaweed Taste Like?
What Does Seaweed Taste Like?
Seaweed Texture
Is Seaweed Supposed to Taste Fishy?
Can Vegans Eat Seaweed?
Can You Eat Seaweed Every Day?
Seaweed Serving Tips
Wrap Up

Content: Nori, the kind of seaweed you'll find in your avocado rolls, is mostly briny while dulse is smoky. For this reason, dulse is often used like a spice in soups, sautes and salads. Read Also: Best Seaweed for Miso Soup - Top 8 Options
Seaweed Texture
If you're concerned that seaweed is slimy, don't be—it's not. Thin sheets of dried nori seaweed are crisp, crackly and slightly chewy, becoming silky and much chewier when moistened. Some dried seaweeds sold in sheets are much too thick and tough to eat as they are, so they require soaking for at least thirty minutes, usually in hot water. After soaking, they'll tend to take on a chewy texture the way nori does. Related Article: What Does Sage Taste Like? Is Seaweed Supposed to Taste Fishy?