Kelp Noodles | Sea Tangle | Raw Living UK | Sea Vegetables | Sea Tangle Kelp Noodles look and taste like Chinese glass noodles. Kelp is a highly nutritious Sea Vegetable, and these Noodles are fun to prepare and eat!

Description

Kelp noodles look and taste like Chinese glass noodles. They come in the same little plastic pouches, which you just snip open and they are ready to eat. Although they are pretty tasteless as they are, they are transformed by any of your favourite raw dressings - from plain hemp oil and tamari, to pesto, tomato sauce, or mayonnaise. They are one of those heavenly foods that are so much fun to eat, you can't believe they score high in the nutrition department as well. Kelp noodles are made in the USA. One packet contains two good servings.

Check out Kate Magic's Umami Kale and Kelp Noodles recipe on KateMagic.com.

Sea Tangle says, "We use sun-dried kelp minus the green outer layer, which is a skin. What is left is white and looks very much like our noodles. The dried kelp is made into a powder, which is then added to water and sodium alginate, and then made into the noodles. No heat is used in the process of making the noodles."

Kelp Noodles are a sea vegetable in the form of an easy to eat raw noodle. Made of only kelp (a sea vegetable), sodium alginate (sodium salt extracted from a brown seaweed), and water, Kelp Noodles are fat-free, gluten-free, and very low in carbohydrates and calories. Their noodle form and neutral taste allow for a variety of uses including salads and soups, while their healthful content provides a rich source of trace minerals, which kelp is well known for. Their unique texture completes the package, making Kelp Noodles a one-of-a-kind healthful and tasty alternative to pasta and rice noodles

Best of all, no cooking is required. See "How To Use" below, for preparation tips.

Kate says, "I always have a bag of kelp noodles in the cupboard, as my fallback if I'm out of inspiration for what to do for dinner. I love them in a creamy dressing with some sauerkraut or kale. You can find lots of recipes in my books."

About Sea Tangle

We get all of our kelp sourced from farmed waters of southern oceans of South Korea. They are highly regulated and protected by the government. When the kelp (KONBU) is harvested, it is sun dried and when ready the outer skin is peeled off by hand. We do this because we take the inner fleshing of the kelp and it allows its neutral taste-without diminishing the nutrients. The kelp is then grounded up and sent to us in a powder form.

Once we receive the kelp we are able to combine the kelp powder and water in a giant mixer and turn it into a noodle form through our specialized strainers. Furthermore, a natural compound within the kelp called sodium alginate is what allows the kelp and water to be bonded back together into a noodle form.

During the process from farming to manufacturing of the kelp noodles...there is no cooking or boiling involved. The water that we use is regulated at 101 degrees.

Ingredients

Water, Kelp, Sodium Alginate (extracted from brown seaweed, used as a stabiliser and acts as a thickener and emulsifier).

Nutritional Information

Nutritional Information	per 100g
Energy	-
Fat	0 g
- of which saturates	0 g
Carbohydrate	1 g
- of which sugars	0 g
Dietary Fiber	1 g
Protein	0 g
Salt	35 mg

How to use

Kelp noodles need no cooking, but you can't just eat them straight from the packet either. Well, you can, but they don't taste the best! Here are our top tips for Kelp Noodle preparation:

Rinse well in warm water. Kelp noodles are in an alginate (natural seaweed) preservative, that has a slight metallic flavour. So you want to wash that off.
Cut to size with scissors. Kelp noodles are very long in the packet, and it's difficult to eat them if you don't cut them up a bit first.
Next you need to soften them. The best way is to marinade them in your chosen sauce for a couple of hours (or even overnight) before eating. Kelp noodles have a neutral flavour, but absorb flavours readily, just like pasta or tofu. There are tons of recipes in Kate's books, but they go well in a marinara sauce or a creamy nut or seed based sauce.
If you don't have time for the pre-marinade stage, our top tip is to pour 1tbsp of tamari and the juice of 1 lemon over 340g bag rinsed kelp noodles. Then massage this dressing in for a few minutes until the noodles start to soften. Excess dressing can be poured off, and stored and saved for a salad dressing or soup recipe.
Kelp noodles should keep when opened for 3-4 days in the fridge.

Brand: Sea Tangle

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Kelp Noodles

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Sea Tangle Kelp Noodles. Raw, vegan, low-calorie, gluten-free and fat-free. Ready to eat. These noodles tick every single nutritional box!

Size: 340g | 12oz

340g | 12oz 908g | 2lb

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Description

Check out Kate Magic's Umami Kale and Kelp Noodles recipe on KateMagic.com.

About Sea Tangle

During the process from farming to manufacturing of the kelp noodles...there is no cooking or boiling involved. The water that we use is regulated at 101 degrees.

Ingredients

Water, Kelp, Sodium Alginate (extracted from brown seaweed, used as a stabiliser and acts as a thickener and emulsifier).

Nutritional Information

Nutritional Information	per 100g
Energy	-
Fat	0 g
- of which saturates	0 g
Carbohydrate	1 g
- of which sugars	0 g
Dietary Fiber	1 g
Protein	0 g
Salt	35 mg

How to use

Kelp noodles need no cooking, but you can't just eat them straight from the packet either. Well, you can, but they don't taste the best! Here are our top tips for Kelp Noodle preparation:

Rinse well in warm water. Kelp noodles are in an alginate (natural seaweed) preservative, that has a slight metallic flavour. So you want to wash that off.
Cut to size with scissors. Kelp noodles are very long in the packet, and it's difficult to eat them if you don't cut them up a bit first.
Next you need to soften them. The best way is to marinade them in your chosen sauce for a couple of hours (or even overnight) before eating. Kelp noodles have a neutral flavour, but absorb flavours readily, just like pasta or tofu. There are tons of recipes in Kate's books, but they go well in a marinara sauce or a creamy nut or seed based sauce.
If you don't have time for the pre-marinade stage, our top tip is to pour 1tbsp of tamari and the juice of 1 lemon over 340g bag rinsed kelp noodles. Then massage this dressing in for a few minutes until the noodles start to soften. Excess dressing can be poured off, and stored and saved for a salad dressing or soup recipe.
Kelp noodles should keep when opened for 3-4 days in the fridge.

Kelp Noodles

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Overall rating: 4.931818 / 5 from 44 reviews.

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Kelp Noodles

"We just absolutely love these kelp noodles. There's no particular flavour with them so they work well with any raw pasta sauce. Great texture too. Almost as if they'd been cooked!"

— Angela C. (5/5)

I love the kelp noodles

"They are a welcome variety, so like glass noodles but actually better but it’s less gluey. I’ll being buying this again."

— Lisa L. (5/5)

Kelp noodle virgin!

"Trying to expand my raw food recipes but was unsure if these would have a fishy taste, but not at all, I totally enjoyed them and will definitely be buying again (and they’re cheaper than Amazon!)"

— Beverley S. (5/5)

YUMMY

"Just tried Kelp Noodles for the first time by soaking in Lime water made a Avacado sauce with wild Garlic, olive oil, Basil and some activated walnuts. Was 😋 delicious , will be buying again, thank you."

— Lucy V. (5/5)

Kelp noodles

"Love these I make the recipe from your book with kale and a pumpkin seed butter sauce ."

— Deborah H. (5/5)

Kelp Noodles

"I like to have Kelp Noodles in the cupboard for a quick meal, & the larger packs mean I can batch cook for the week (or feed a crowd). So versatile & a good solution for pasta cravings."

— ✨Michelle G. (5/5)

Very useful

"These noodles are made from algae, I think, so are nutritious, and are an excellent way to feel satiated, without the calories! They just need flavour of sauces , say, herbs, garlic, purees, cheese."

— Lucy M. (5/5)

Kelp noodles

"Very nice noodles, good quality, taste lovely, big pack perfect for 2 poeples,still fresh I enjoyed them with cashew sauce, tomatoe sauce and raw vegetables."

— Isabelle T. (5/5)