Best place to get Nori?

[Ramon reef]

Hi,

So i got my first tang, and would like to feed Nori. I am in Toronto.

Does anyone have suggestions of where the best deals are for raw Nori?

 

[KrisReef]

I buy dried Nori on Ebay, 100 sheets -no salt or oils or flavors added. Tangs love it. I don't know if raw is readily available in the market? It is dried to preserve it, to my knowledge.

 

[MyFirstCar]

You can get it pretty cheap at most grocery stores. If you have any east asian grocery near you, it will also have lots and pretty cheap.

 

[kevgib67]

My lfs.

 

[Idech]

At the supermarket. Just buy the Nori sheets people use to make sushi. Cheaper and better.

 

[Ramon reef]

I buy dried Nori on Ebay, 100 sheets -no salt or oils or flavors added. Tangs love it. I don't know if raw is readily available in the market? It is dried to preserve it, to

I buy dried Nori on Ebay, 100 sheets -no salt or oils or flavors added. Tangs love it. I don't know if raw is readily available in the market? It is dried to preserve it, to my knowledge.

What brand do you order?

 

[Ramon reef]

At the supermarket. Just buy the Nori sheets people use to make sushi. Cheaper and better.

Is there a certain brand that you buy, or do you just go for whatever is on sale at the time?

 

[Ramon reef]

My lfs.

Which lfs? I was looking they charge $13/10 sheets. Three little fishes brand. That's expensive.

 

[kevgib67]

Which lfs? I was looking they charge $13/10 sheets. Three little fishes brand. That's expensive.

Here in my hometown.

 

[KrisReef]

Many of these things are written in crazy symbols that are not familiar to me, and they don’t always have the same sellers or brands available. My post I indicated that I get dried laver ( not roasted!) and no added flavoring or oils. I just read the description and am careful to be sure that I am getting Sushi Nori.

 

[Idech]

Is there a certain brand that you buy, or do you just go for whatever is on sale at the time?

There are two brands at the store and I buy the cheapest one but it’s also made for sushi. No brand needed as long as it’s 100% dry algae. I buy 3 packs at at time for around 15$ and give 1/4 sheet per day. It lasts at least 2 months, maybe 3.

 

[MyFirstCar]

You're in the GTA, right? If you want a bulletproof cheap option get the T&T basic nori for sushi. Looks like this: https://www.tntsupermarket.com/eng/51153501-tnt-organic-sushi-nori.html

 

[Gumbies R Us]

LFS around me sells nori!

 

[mrfishwhistler]

LFS around me sells nori!