If you had to use seaweed in a food product, what product would you add it to and why?
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Fish |
- Sushi, any fish products, fish [the taste might go well together], something with a fishy taste already, fish filets |
Savoury |
- Soup mix, savoury dish—such as sausage, potatoes, noodles, miso soup, eggs, ramen, cheese, casserole, easily disguised in savoury dishes, pesto sauce—herbs can mask the flavour |
Hide it |
- Meat sauce, casserole, smoothie—because I could hide the taste, salad dressing, pasta sauce to downplay the bitter taste, spaghetti sauce to mask the taste, add it to foods where it can be easily disguised |
Cereal Grains |
- Crackers, chips, bread, seaweed crackers, sourdough bread, pasta, grains-based products |
Seasoning |
- Salty flavouring to a variety of products, sprinkle on rice, compliment things with a strong taste, crunch factor, enhance flavour of ramen, add it to something that tastes mild to add a salty taste |
What do you think is the flavour of seaweeds and seaweed-containing products?
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Salt |
- Salt and the sea, brine taste, ocean, saltiness, a bit salty, salty, briny |
Fishy |
- Mild fishy, a little bit fishy, fishy but umami, fishy aftertaste, |
Earthy |
- Earthy, mushroom, grainy, grass-like, green, bitter—but earthy bitterness |
Savoury |
- Savoury, umami, mild savoury taste, |
Do you think seaweeds have any nutrition benefits, and if so, what are they?
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Fibre |
- Lots of fibre, roughage, healthy fibre |
Vitamins/ Nutrients |
- Iodine, minerals, iron, range of minerals, calcium, magnesium, potassium, omega-3, sodium, vitamin C, micronutrient, some vitamins, nutrient-dense |
Heart Disease |
- Reduces risk of heart disease, reduces major heart disease risks, |
Antioxidants |
- Antioxidants, phytochemicals, high in antioxidants, antioxidant characteristics |