Comment on Seaweed Vegetable Salad by Chantal.

Hi! That’s a great question! Were you able to find the right Kombu seaweed to make this salad. I can’t seem to find it anywhere lately? You can simply leave out the coconut Aminos or Tamari. Adding a little sesame oil (if you’re not allergic) will add a lot of flavour too if you want to try it.

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Hi Sonia! You’re right! It’s very hard to find all of a sudden! The brand I have and like using doesn’t seem to be online anymore. I will keep looking for something comparable and post it here for you!

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