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Wakame


An edible seaweed used in Japanese cooking. Typically available in dried form. The seeweed is almost black in color with a nutty, briney smell. To use, rinse with cool water then soak in a bowl of warm water for about 5 minutes until soft. Use with rice, add to soups and tofu dishes.
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