What the heck is a nori roll?

[Guest guest]

I have heard of nori, what is it? What does it taste like? How would

I prepare it? What does it taste like? Where are some places in the

USA that sell it? About how much does nori cost? Is nori healthy?

Thanks, Amy

[Guest guest]

" I have heard of nori, what is it? What does it taste like? How would

>I prepare it? What does it taste like? Where are some places in the

>USA that sell it? About how much does nori cost? Is nori healthy?

>Thanks, Amy "

 

 

--Nori is a type of Seaweed. It is used to make Sushi. But we raw fooders

or vegetarians make veggie sushi. It takes good to me and I have veggie

rolls now and then. I just bought a bag of Nori sheets at my local Health

food store for about $3.99. Nori is also full of great minerals and

B-vitamins, so Yes it is good for you. Hope this helps!---

 

 

Christie

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[Guest guest]

I am niether a raw foodist or a vegitarian I am

interested in becomming a raw foodinst or a vegan but

I have a really hard time giving up food do you have

any suggestions on transitioning from meet eater to

vegan or raw foodist???

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

" I am niether a raw foodist or a vegitarian I am

>interested in becomming a raw foodinst or a vegan but

>I have a really hard time giving up food do you have

>any suggestions on transitioning from meet eater to

>vegan or raw foodist??? "

 

 

---I was a big meat eater myself. I first quit smoking, drinking and

smoking pot. Then a month later, I quit sodas. A month after that I gave

up meat, refined sugar & refined flour. A couple weeks after that I gave up

Dairy & eggs. I was a straight cooked Vegan for about 8 1/2 months. After

that I easily changed over to one cooked meal a day. Then 1 cooked item a

day. Now I go raw totally for weeks at a time without anything cooked. I'm

beginning the move towards total raw foodism. I gave up alot, but it was so

worth it for me, my family and my health. I've lost 85 pounds so far, no

longer take any medicine for hypertension, blood sugar, hormones or

migraines. You can do it, just move within your own timing. For me it was

God's timing, I truley believe God gave me the grace and strength to

accomplish all of this.---

 

 

Christie

cutiechrissie

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I'm brand new to this list but have enjoyed reading some of the

arcives. I'm so glad someone asked the question about the nori

roll. I've seen them mentioned on several raw food sites and have

found nori sheets at the health food store and the supermarket. The

package said they should be heated or cooked -- which would not be

in agreement with raw foodism. So . . . how are they prepared?? Do

you just sort of use them like a tortilla to put veggies in and then

wrap them up and eat them? What in the world does it taste like??

 

Thanks in advance! --Linda

[Guest guest]

Hi Linda,

 

Welcome to the group! There are two kinds of Nori rolls, black (raw)

and green(cooked). Make sure you get the black ones. I just take

out a sheet, chop up some veggies (Red pepper, cucumber, carrot,

celery, avocado) adn roll it up. You can make up a " sauce " to go with

it from a raw tahini or something else. Very, very yummy.

 

Hope that helps!

Tim

rawfood, " lljones4938 " <ljonesx2@h...> wrote:

> I'm brand new to this list but have enjoyed reading some of the

> arcives. I'm so glad someone asked the question about the nori

> roll. I've seen them mentioned on several raw food sites and have

> found nori sheets at the health food store and the supermarket.

The

> package said they should be heated or cooked -- which would not be

> in agreement with raw foodism. So . . . how are they prepared??

Do

> you just sort of use them like a tortilla to put veggies in and

then

> wrap them up and eat them? What in the world does it taste like??

>

> Thanks in advance! --Linda