NOH Foods of HawaiiDried Hawaiian Ogo Seawood For Poke, 1 Ounce

NOH Foods of HawaiiDried Hawaiian Ogo Seawood For Poke, 1 Ounce

Q: Is this listing for one 1oz package? The short listing says $21.75 ($1.36 / Ounce), which is a bit confusing.

Yes, this is for one 1 oz package. Sorry for the confusion.

Q: Is ogo the same as limu? Is this Gracilaria coronopifolia?

Ogo IS NOT the same as lImu kohu. Fresh lImu, the original ingredient in poke, is saltier and thicker than ogo. However, I don’t live in Hawaii and limu is so expensive to ship so I use ogo. It’s an okay substitute.

Q: My bag came with a whitish powdery substance. At first I thought maybe mold, but then wondering if it's salt. Not sure if I should return it???

Not sure about yours, but mine has a faint whitish film on it. I've had it in the freezer though, so I can't completely recall what it looked like when I received it. If you've already opened it, I'd give it a whiff - - - mold has that very distinct odor.

Q: How long can this bag last, and does it get stored in the refrigerator or pantry?

I store this the same way I store nori. I keep it in a container to prevent moisture in the pantry. An ounce is a lot for poke. i use about a square inch for a pound of poke.

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🌊1 oz

🌺Hawaiian sourced

🍽️Poke ready

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NOH Foods of Hawaii Dried Hawaiian Ogo Seawood For Poke, 1 Ounce

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🌴 Dive into Flavor Paradise!

EASY TO USE - Simply rehydrate and enjoy—no fuss, just flavor.
BULK POTENTIAL - Use as needed, up to 50 lbs of Poke—ideal for gatherings!
SUSTAINABLE CHOICE - Sourced responsibly from the pristine waters of Hawaii.
VERSATILE INGREDIENT - Perfect for Poke, salads, and more—unleash your culinary creativity!
AUTHENTIC HAWAIIAN FLAVOR - Experience the true taste of Hawaii in every bite.

NOH Foods of Hawaii Dried Hawaiian Ogo Seaweed is a premium, authentic ingredient sourced directly from Hawaii, designed for easy rehydration and perfect for creating delicious Poke dishes. With a versatile application and the ability to serve large quantities, this seaweed is a must-have for culinary enthusiasts looking to elevate their meals with a taste of the islands.

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Is this listing for one 1oz package? The short listing says $21.75 ($1.36 / Ounce), which is a bit confusing.

Is ogo the same as limu? Is this Gracilaria coronopifolia?

My bag came with a whitish powdery substance. At first I thought maybe mold, but then wondering if it's salt. Not sure if I should return it???

How long can this bag last, and does it get stored in the refrigerator or pantry?

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