A prime example of turning poor people food into rich people food, thanks to marketing

@helenirvin1018

19 күн бұрын

Just like chicken wings were given away or thrown in the garbage by butcher shops because they looked at the results as mere bones. Now people can't get enough of chicken wings. Now the cost has gone up & on all dinner tables & at all outings. The butchers didn't know the value of those heavenly bones..God's gift to this world. Stay in the light & love! ❤love❤ heavenly bones

@troywest1724

18 күн бұрын

@@helenirvin1018Witxh craft talk. Y’all did the same with watermelon.

@tfordham13

18 күн бұрын

And? It gives jobs

@RaccoonRecluse

18 күн бұрын

Gentrification and colonization ruins everything.

@VannahSavage

18 күн бұрын

⁠@@tfordham13 you misspelled “exploits low income workers even more”

Dammit, if only my Korean father-in-law had invested in a seaweed farm instead of a pig farm in the 90’s.

@MedineHesenli7

8 күн бұрын

😂❤😅

한국에 살고 있습니다만 요즘 인기가 많아져서 김수출이 역대 최고를 찍고 있습니다. 국내에서 가격도 꽤나 올랐구요 .. 김에 부정적이신 분들이 보이는데 짭짤한 소금이 가미된 김을 드셔보시면 생각이 달라지실 겁니다. 한국에선 땡초김이 유행이에요

@0.o.0.o1

22 күн бұрын

It’s so delicious to snack on, we even have it in Canada! There’s bbq, garlic etc 😊

Nori is honestly one of my FAVORITE snacks to eat! I would much rather eat seaweed sheets than potato chips, or any other crunchy, salty snack. And it is SO much healthier than a deep fried potato snack!! Thank God for Asians and their wonderful foods!!!!

@boysteacher3818

22 күн бұрын

Most commercial nori sheets arent really healthy actually as they are processed with added preservatives and flavorings in addition to being pumped with oil, not much different from potato chips. As usual, both nori and potatoes are best eaten when prepared by yourself.

@angelinimartini

21 күн бұрын

be careful eating too much. Iodine toxicity is a thing. Also, they usually have a lot of sodium. But yet I think probably better.

@CesarJoel94

21 күн бұрын

god doesn't exist but ok

@agaragar8100

21 күн бұрын

This is actually what we call Gamtae(감태), different from nori. Nori should look more dark in color

@Reilophonix

20 күн бұрын

​@@angelinimartiniFr, wanted to say that too. Some have a warning to not eat more than 2 sheets a day, others dont but still have tons of iodine

Thats it im moving to west coast of scotland..😂 theres mountains of it fs 😅

@valarmorghulis8139

20 күн бұрын

Are you going to start a business out of it? I think it's a great idea.

@CurtBhoy1888

20 күн бұрын

@@valarmorghulis8139 ya never know! Never say never lol, at this moment of my life ill take anything that comes my way ❤

@sko1beer

19 күн бұрын

@@CurtBhoy1888 looks all about the labour work the seaweed it self is everywhere

@atherisGAY

16 күн бұрын

Would be great maybe we could finally get some affordable nori sheets in Europe...

Very good thanks for present your products and work

Hair algae! Us reefers use it to remove excess nutrients from the aquarium.

Somehow it feels like there's probably a more efficient way than the traditional method of harvesting by hand

@BeezaBuzz

Күн бұрын

Theres not, it's a super delicate plant, and if you pull to much there will be less the next harvest year

This is how every rare cultural gem gets commodified & bougied. Rich showboats trying to find the fanciest foods, whether they like it or not. Until locals can't afford to eat their favourite delicacy, vs selling it. Brings wealth to the small towns at least. But even that probably divides the majority of profit to Western importers

I just had seaweed for a snack after dinner. Haha It was too good to the point where I had to finish 3 containers.

Feel bad for the locals. Another persons greed is taking one of their sources of food

@PT03

23 күн бұрын

You talk like they’re some third world country solely dependent on it 😂. Also they’re pretty smart with not taking too much, and making sure there’s plenty for everyone

@Ryan-wx1bi

23 күн бұрын

@@PT03 I'm sure if you had a local apple tree that everyone used suddenly was barren because some lady started taking it all to sell.. you'd be pissed. Has nothing to do with it being a third world country

@traex8325

23 күн бұрын

It's called capitalism, get used to it. She found a way to make money for herself. She's not evil, she's making a living. You don't even know how sustainable those plants really are to assume the locals are dying from her business. It's one of the most surprising rise of an unknown food on the market today. Research it before you call a yt short evil.

@PT03

22 күн бұрын

@@Ryan-wx1bi They’re rare because they can only be harvested for a certain period a year. Who’s to say the seaweed isn’t in abundance? She’s actually smart for prolonging the shelf-life of the seaweed.

@hevnervals

22 күн бұрын

@@Ryan-wx1biThis seaweed is found everywhere across the globe. They should be happy that a new business is paying taxes and employing people in their town.

Yeah just walk over them

Looking at that sheet of seaweed like its pure gold 😂 yeah, no

what is this seaweed name in english??

@agaragar8100

21 күн бұрын

I believe this is what we call Gamtae(감태), Ulva prolifera. 김(Laver) is more dark in color

@user-gr7mg1ww4o

20 күн бұрын

감태(Gamtai)

Damn it . We litrelly exploit everything we can get our hands on

Is it clean to eat ?

Sea weed or algae?

No thanks

Done business

Early gang😎 👇🏻

Those weeds contain high concentrations of toxic chemicals elements 🎉 so good appetite people 😂

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Japan never ceases to amaise

@Tennisisreallyfun

18 күн бұрын

South Korea

@VannahSavage

18 күн бұрын

Weeaboo response. This just in: there are more countries in Asia than just Japan, and the name of the one in question was stated in this short. Try again. 🤦

Where to puke?!

She is a terrible person

@mcccccc3

23 күн бұрын

sheesh

@hevnervals

22 күн бұрын

Why do you think that?

@Wildman-zh8lg

22 күн бұрын

You're not too. Smart are you

@ruri9010

21 күн бұрын

She’s so terrible for creating local jobs and spreading Korean cuisine, what a horrible person

@Tennisisreallyfun

18 күн бұрын

Troll