Name: Wang Dried Organic Seaweed (Miyuk)
Brand: Wang
Price: 4.35 EUR
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Wang Dried Organic Seaweed (Miyuk)

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Wang Dried Organic Seaweed (Miyuk)

4, 35

85g

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Dried seaweed (miyuk) from Wang, suitable for soups and hot dishes.

About this product

Wang Dried Organic Seaweed (Miyuk) is dried seaweed from the brand Wang. Miyuk is the Korean name for wakame. The product comes from Japan.

Usage and preparation

Use dried seaweed in soups and other hot dishes.

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Wang Dried Organic Seaweed (Miyuk)

Wang Dried Organic Seaweed (Miyuk)

About this product

Usage and preparation

Other types

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