How good are those seaweed cracker things for snacks?

I don’t know but they sound disgusting. Seaweed crisps? Blech!

The reviews on Amazon would be helpful. I’d look it up for you, but you didn’t give a brand name. I have to assume that matters.

I read the Amazon reviews and they were quite positive. But, then, those people eat seaweed.

@Aster Good point. I’m not sure why someone that doesn’t eat seaweed would purchase and review seaweed crisps, though.

I like them but as expected they are really high in the sodium.

Having enjoyed many seaweed salads and rolls containing seaweed at sushi restaurants, I’d be inclined to give them a try, if I were much of a cracker-eater, and if I saw them.

I hate sea weed! Gag! lol
I eat lots of rice crackers but always weed out the sea weed wrapped ones. When I traveled in asia every appetizer was some form of sea weed. Nasty stuff, only edible when washed down with copius amounts of beer IMO. haha

If you choke on them you must seek immediate kelp.

I love seaweed and I like the crackers. But remember: I love seaweed.

I like these seaweed rice crackers. What were you looking at?

@ucme LOL good one.

Blech.

Seaweed is great, I can remember in high school our exchange student was from just outside Tokyo. His mom sent him a “care package” he asked me and some other classmates to share his dried Nori. It was great we sat in the cafeteria after school eating seaweed.

Why don’t you buy a packet and try them for yourself, I don’t imagine they are prohibitively expensive, and everyone’s tastes are different.

I’ve tried them and I liked them but they were very salty.