Evergreen HerbsIrish Moss (Flakes 4 oz) Carrageen moss, sea moss, irish moss, moss - Resealable Stand Up Pouch to Ensure Freshness!

If you are trying to eat healthier adding Irish Sea moss to your diet can add much needed antioxidants and nutrients. Our preferred method for us for using it is to soak it overnight with other ingredients, then Siphoning some of the gel to make a beverage. We usually add a bit of horchata or other ingredients a little cinnamon and nutmeg. It is quite tasty that way.This is a decent amount of moss, and is enough to make a lot of drinks. I liked this. The moss was fresh and will work well in any recipe you may want to try.

I have never tried sea moss before. So it is better that the packaging provides some preparation instructions together. Upon opening the bag of sea moss, it smelled very fresh, but it looks not that clean as the photos they showed. Now I am trying to add it to my recipes.

I've finally got around to trying this stuff and still unsure of what to do with it. I tried it in some soups (1 teaspoon) and didn't really notice the flavor. It has a slight ocean smell to it, not like fish though. I tried soaking some in some water to taste and it gets pretty slimy without a distinct flavor. I tried doing some research on it and very little info is available. For me this was a no go due to lack of info.

EDIT: Ok, now I decided to soak the small amount I have left…seamoss do not have seeds!!! So what in the world is this? Now, I don’t want this anymore. I’ve been rinsing well, but didn’t see this before because I wasn’t soaking it…ugh. Not sure what I’ve been putting in my body…Turned off!———————————This is my first time trying the flakes, I always buy it in its natural form and make gel. This one is easy to rinse using a fine sieve…I’m not sure about soaking it though, since it’s in a finer form. It seem to rinse clean enough without the additional soaking, so everything worked out.There’s also a good amount in the bag, so it’s a good value. I recommend.

this was not my cup of tea, the smell totally turned me off and it appeared to be slimy. I could not get past the smell to even try it.

I put in our vegetable soup for superior health benefits.

Good amount of Irish moss. Very nice color and smell to it.

This 4-oz pack is a LOT of dried Chondrus crispus, so it's a bargain. However, the sourcing is very confusing, and I cannot say whether this product has been harvested with best (or good) practices. The company website vaguely says it's sourced from "USA+Canada". While this species is sustainably farmed in both countries, no aquaculture farms are credited. This species has a very large wild distribution (photo of species map from iNaturalist ) and it may or may not be sustainably, legally, or safely harvested over much of that range. The "WiLD-CRFTD." icon on the package label does not correspond to any common wild-harvest certification programs.Two worst-case scenarios are that it could come from a polluted harbor or from a conservation zone. At least the first is unlikely--the website provides a lot of info about the testing for heavy metals and microbial contaminants, including lab certification contacts. However, I hope the company will put more effort into source labels.