Have You Ever Bought These?

[Barsel]

I bought them thinking they are just like crisps although very pricey, but they are low in fat and 'naturally packed with nutrients, zinc, iron & B vitamins.'but I can't figure out what you would have with them.They look like pieces of waxed paper and are very fishy and very salty. Usually I eat crisps either on their own or with a sandwich, but I can't imagine what type of sandwich you could have them with, and on their own they just crumble in your mouth. Any ideas?

[Old_Geezer]

Would like to try. I was amazed to learn of the accepted disregard of trade description when I found out most Chinese "seaweed" was dried cabbage !

[ummmm]

Is £2 expensive?

[ummmm]

OG - same as crab and sweetcorn soup. There is no crab.

[david small]

Yes my wife bought them, essentially for her diet regimen. She ate one, I ate one, the bin ate the rest.

[gingejbee]

"Is £2 expensive?".
For 15 grams....I think £60 per pound is expensive for ANY food!

[gingejbee]

...especially when they're 6% salt.

[ummmm]

I am rubbish at imagining what weights and measures look like. Which is daft considering I cook so much :-)

Yeah...that is very expensive.

[Cloverjo]

I must try these. In which aisle would I find them in the supermarket?

[pastafreak]

They're in the crisps aisle in Sainsbury's...with the more *unusual * items. Just be warned...you get very little for your money. I'd just buy some seaweed from an oriental grocers and fry it...

[ummmm]

Isn't it just Kale?

[woofgang]

No umm irs real seaweed

[woofgang]

pasta, its not fried its dried

[pastafreak]

^^^...then just buy some seaweed...or sushi nori sheets. Probably not too different and a lot cheaper. ;)