Organic Dulse Flakes premium quality from France without traces of mussel 100 g from Unimedica
Organic dulse flakes from Unimedica bring unique accents to the table. The red seaweed shines as a colourful topping and a nutty, savoury seasoning in salads, pasta, bread, fish and meat dishes. It can be used as an alternative to table salt. Our dulse, also known as Atlantic dulse, is wild-harvested to organic standards in France, gently dried and milled into flakes. Dulse contains fibre, salt, iodine and many valuable nutrients. Iodine is, among other things, important for the thyroid, the skin, the nerves and cognitive function.
✓ Dulse flakes from France, vegan
✓ Organic quality, wild-harvested, hand-picked
✓ Rich in iodine and fibre
✓ Raw food quality, as a seasoning or topping
€16.50
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Produktinformationen
Embarrassingly good: the popular culinary seaweed in organic quality
Organic Dulse Flakes from Unimedica are 100% natural. The red dulse seaweed (Palmaria palmata), also called sea lettuce flakes, is harvested wild and hand-picked in organic quality in France. Then the seaweed is gently dried at low temperatures and carefully ground into flakes that can be eaten raw. This red dulse is one of the most popular types of seaweed – not solely due to its unique taste but also because of its rich palette of nutrients. Among other things dulse is rich in iodine, which supports many important body functions. It plays an especially important role in thyroid function.
It doesn't always have to be crystal salt
The salty dulse flakes are excellent as a finishing touch for meat dishes, pasta, fish or vegetables, also as an ingredient in bread or as a salad topping. As a flavouring these flakes give the food a nutty and spicy taste, bringing an unusual maritime flair to every dish. The red colour is an eye-catching highlight, brightening up the food. Dulse contains plenty of fibre. The red seaweed is naturally rich in iodine and should therefore be used sparingly.
Why dulse flakes belong to our diet
Although there are several types of seaweed, such as nori or wakame, each has its own unique character in terms of taste and nutrient quality. The nutritious dulse is an optimal supplement to a balanced diet and is also suitable for vegans. It can form an exciting part of every diet as an alternative to table salt and as a flavouring with a unique flavour.
A food with a very long history
There are many types and red shades of dulse. The edible plant species is one of the red seaweeds and is perennial. It can grow to 50 cm in height. Dulse (Palmaria palmata) is the only species of Palmaria that grows in the Atlantic. As an edible seaweed it has a long tradition going back to the sixth century. Especially in Ireland, Iceland and Canada it has long been prized as an important part of the diet.
Spectrum of action*
Iodine
contributes to:
- Normal cognitive function
- Normal energy-yielding metabolism
- Normal functioning of the nervous system
- Maintenance of normal skin
- Normal production of thyroid hormones
- Normal thyroid function
* Health claims permitted by the European Food Safety Authority
Each packet of Organic Dulse Flakes from Unimedica contains 100 g.
Vegan and without the following additives
Organic Dulse Flakes from Unimedica are free of additives such as preservatives, colouring, stabilisers and separating agents such as magnesium stearate; they are also GMO-free, gluten-free and vegan.
Country / Countries of Origin
Ingredients
Recommended intake
Dulse flakes are suitable for seasoning dishes or as an addition to smoothies.
This product is naturally rich in iodine. Excessive intake of iodine can affect thyroid function. The German Nutrition Society recommends an average daily intake of no more than 150 μg of iodine, which corresponds to 3 g Unimedica Dulse flakes.
storage
Store at room temperature, in a dry place and protected from light.
| Nutritional information | per 100 g* |
|---|---|
| Energy (kcal) | 199 kcal |
| salt | 1,2 g |
| Grease | 1,4 g |
| egg white | 18,1 g |
| Carbohydrates | 11,7 g |
| dietary fibre | 35,5 g |
| Energy kJ | 833 kJ |
| Carbohydrates — of which sugars | 0,3 g |
| of which saturated fatty acids | 1,2 g |
** Percentage of the nutrient reference values according to Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 (FIC)
Natural products are subject to natural variations.
| Minerals | per 100 g | NRV** |
|---|---|---|
| iodine | 5900 µg | 3933 % |
** Percentage of the nutrient reference values according to Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 (FIC)
Natural products are subject to natural variations.
May contain traces due to production processes.
Mussels, fish and molluscs