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Frequently asked questions

  • What is mozuku?

    Mozuku is a type of brown seaweed that is a popular delicacy in Japanese cuisine. It's known for its slimy texture and health benefits due to its high fucoidan content.

  • How is mozuku commonly eaten?

    Mozuku is typically served in a vinegar-based sauce as an appetizer in Japan. It can also be used in soups, salads, or as a topping in other dishes.

  • What are the health benefits of mozuku?

    Mozuku is high in dietary fiber, minerals, and vitamins. It contains a substance called fucoidan which has been studied for its potential anti-cancer, anti-viral, anti-inflammatory, and immune boosting properties.

  • Can I cook mozuku at home?

    Yes, mozuku can be cooked at home. It is typically rinsed, chopped, and then boiled before being added to various dishes.

  • Can I eat mozuku raw?

    Yes, mozuku can be eaten raw. However, it’s often used in cooked dishes or marinated in vinegar as a salad.

  • Can I use mozuku as a substitute for other types of seaweed?

    While it's possible to use mozuku as a substitute for other types of seaweed in recipes, keep in mind that it has a unique slimy texture and a different flavor profile.

  • Does mozuku contain iodine?

    Yes, like most seaweeds, mozuku contains iodine.

  • Can pregnant women eat mozuku?

    Yes, pregnant women can eat mozuku. It is rich in fibre and many essential nutrients beneficial for pregnant women. However, it's best to consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice.

  • Where is mozuku cultivated?

    Mozuku is primarily cultivated in the southernmost parts of Japan, especially in Okinawa.

  • What does mozuku taste like?

    Mozuku has a very subtle taste, slightly salty with oceanic flavors. Its main characteristic is its unique slimy, yet firm texture.

  • Is mozuku suitable for vegans and vegetarians?

    Yes, mozuku is a type of seaweed and is therefore suitable for both vegans and vegetarians.

  • How should I store mozuku?

    You should store mozuku in a cool, dry place. Once it has been opened or cooked it should be kept in the refrigerator.

  • Is there any side effect of eating mozuku?

    There are no known side effects of eating mozuku when consumed in moderation. However, as with any food, it's possible to have a personal allergy or sensitivity.

  • How is mozuku harvested?

    Mozuku is traditionally harvested by hand using a special tool. These days, machine harvesting is also used by modern producers.

  • How do you clean mozuku?

    Mozuku can be cleaned by running it under cold water, then soaking and rinsing it several times. Be gentle to avoid breaking the delicate strands.

  • Where can I buy mozuku?

    You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.