Few beginner queries!

[Igal0s]

It is virtually impossible for me in Australia to get marine vegetables/sea moss/or Jubb's products due to economy/availability. Are there any alternative foods I could incorporate to supplement for this potential deficit?

cheers for all your help.

[Cold Fission]

I live in Australia and you can order seaweeds and marine vegetables here http://www.organicsaustraliaonline.com.au/category702_1.htm

I havent tried this site but they also have marine vegetables. http://santostrading.com.au/bulkfood/sea_vegetables.html
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[Igal0s]

[Cold Fission]

Yeah i have the organic red dulse 125g bag.

The 125g bag is $18 and its a good size bag.It's dry so the weight is misleading.

I just get out a piece or 2 (about half a hand full or more without compressing), and eat it.I put it in the blender some times but i just find it makes my drink less good so i eat the seaweed in 1 go then wash it down instead.

Luke talks about making some sort of jelly like thing by soaking it somewhere in the lifefood section but i read it a long time ago.

I haven't tried making it into anything.

The description says;

Hand harvested from the icy-cold waters of the isolated under-populated Eastern Maritime provinces of Canada, this rare and unique sun-dried seaweed has a velvety texture and delicious mild savoury taste.
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[Lukester]

dulse is amazing for soups chips and breads, its savory like in the description

if u use it in a smoothie use a small amount but irish sea moss is the best for desserts because it has no taste much

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