Arctic Ocean Greens by Lofoten Seaweed (previously Simply Seaweed) Seaweed flakes: The purest Seaweed pleasure Arctic Ocean Greens is nothing other than the purest Seaweed. Two types of it: namely butare, which translates as wing kelp, and ground lobe kelp, which is called søl in Nowegian. All these seaweeds are harvested by hand, carefully dried and then ground in the...

Atlantic Wakame / Butare / Winged Kelp / Alaria esculante from Lofoten Seaweed The wyvern is a species of brown algae common along the coasts of the North Atlantic and North Pacific that grows from half a meter to four meters long. Feathery, dark brown to green leaves sprout from the sturdy stalk, up to 40 centimeters long, with a leaf shape reminiscent of underwater flowing...

Truffle Seaweed / Ocean Truffle / Trøffeltang / Vertebrata lanosa from Lofoten Seaweed From a purely visual point of view, truffle seaweed has nothing whatsoever to do with its mushroomy, tasty namesake. Unlike truffle tubers, truffle kelp, which belongs to the genus of red algae, consists of fine hairs that actually grow on a different algae - the so-called grisetang. Only...

Kombu / Oarweed / Fingertare / Fingertang / Laminaria digitata from Lofoten Seaweed When it comes to fingerweed, the adage "Nomen est omen." applies One hundred percent. Because from the one to two meter long stems sprout numerous leathery-soft "fingers" - or in other words: golden-brown, broad leaves that fan out into finger-like strips. The Fingertare - as this brown algae...

Dulse / Søl / Palmaria palmata / Lappentang from Lofoten Seaweed Lappentang is a subspecies of red algae, which was already nibbled by the Vikings as a crunchy snack with their beer. Even back then it was clear that there is a lot of power in these underwater plants. The søl - as the lobe kelp is called in Norwegian - has a soft, almost silky surface that glows dark red to...

Sweet Kombu / Sugar Kelp / Sukkertare / Sugar Kelp / Saccharina latissima from Lofoten Seaweed With its wavy edges and distinctive surface reminiscent of crocodile leather, sugar kelp is easily distinguished from other kelp and seaweed species. The yellow-brown, ribbon-like leaves sit on a thin, relatively short stalk. In addition, we are dealing here with a speedy giant...

Arctic Nori / Nori / Navel Purpurtang / Porphyra umbilicalis from Lofoten Seaweed The Nori alga is probably one of the best known and most widespread Seaweed species. The Arctic Nori grows - as the name suggests - rather in waters in cooler latitudes. The German name - Nabel-Purpurtang - allows conclusions to be drawn about the appearance of the alga. However, the color of...

Gift box Lofoten Seaweed For gifts "From Lofoten, weed love" You want to give a few little things from Lofoten Seaweed and are still looking for the perfect packaging for your gift? Then your search is over! Because in the gift box in the Nordic-simple Lofoten Seaweed design, salt tins, seaweed bags, candles, soaps and chocolates are well kept and at the same time absolutely...

Gift box "Lofoten" from Lofoten Seaweed The gift box Lofoten is in a way the professional equipment for all Lofoten lovers and those who want to become one. No wonder, since the large format book "Lofoten Vibe published by Cecilie Larvåg on a total of 260 pages with numerous impressive photos and soulful texts into the unique world of the Nordic archipelago. Who did not...

Gift box "Lofoten Seaweed" from Lofoten Seaweed The Lofoten Seaweed gift box - this is "The taste of Lofoten" in its most original form. The four sea-blue tins full of seaweed and seaweed salts are packed in Lofoten Seaweed's Nordic-elegant gift box - an ideal gift for all newcomers to the exciting underwater world of taste. Number one in the bunch is Arctic Sea weed Salt ,...