After staying at home with my little family for almost six months, I’ve turned into quite a snack master. How about you?
My goal is always to give Cooper a well-rounded diet, and as a picky eater, I am so glad he loves roasted seaweed snacks. It’s an easy way to get vitamins and minerals into his growing body!
Today I’ve partnered with gimMe Snacks (our favorite brand of seaweed snacks!) to show you some of our favorite Roasted Seaweed Snack Ideas.
Here are a few of our favorites from their line of premium roasted seaweed snacks:
Cooper’s favorite is the Teriyaki flavor. I’m partial to the seaweed roasted in avocado oil.
They are all lightly roasted and crisped to perfection. So much flavor for an organic (sea) vegetable!
You can eat them on their own like this- in their convenient snack-sized sheets.
Or if you’d like to use it as an ingredient to add flavor to snacks, chop it up with a mini food processor or chop finely with a knife.
Let’s get into some additional ways to use the roasted seaweed.
Have you ever tried it on popcorn? You should if you haven’t because it’s delicious.
Seaweed + Popcorn
Sprinkle crumbled seaweed on hot popcorn with a little salt. It adds a great depth of flavor!
It’s a great addition to movie night or happy hour.
Seaweed + Sesame Guacamole
You can use the seaweed snacks as chips! Here they are paired with my sesame guacamole.
Double up on the seaweed for extra crunch.
Seaweed + Hard-boiled Egg
Want to fancy up a hard-boiled egg? Crumble seaweed on top, drizzle a little soy sauce and sprinkle some toasted sesame seeds.
YUM.
Edamame Avocado Salad with Seaweed
A snack that can be turned into lunch if you want. Mix edamame and avocado with some soy sauce, toasted sesame oil, seaweed, and toasted sesame seeds. Adjust taste to your liking.
The seaweed makes it taste like sushi! You can take a few sheets of the seaweed and place a bit of the salad on to make a makeshift sushi roll.
Crispy Wonton Seaweed Chips
This snack is pretty simple if you’re experienced with frying things. All of you have to do is take one egg white and brush it on top of a wonton wrapper sheet. Then you place seaweed on top and brush on a little more egg wash to make sure it sticks. Fry them in a pot with vegetable oil on medium-high heat for 2-3 minutes. Serve with a little salt. They pair well with the sesame guacamole. Warning- they are slightly ADDICTIVE.
Is there a way you enjoy seaweed snacks? I’d love to hear your Roasted Seaweed Snack ideas!
This post was sponsored by gimMe Snacks. As always, all opinions are my own. These tasty organic seaweed snacks are available nationwide at Whole Foods, Target, Amazon, Instacart, and more! Find out where to buy some here (store locator link). Thanks, gimMe!
