Organic Dehydrated Kombu Seaweed - Whole
Seaweed royal kombu dehydrated at low temperature, whole leaves, 250g
Organic Royal Kombu seaweed, dehydrated at 40°C, whole leaves, 250g pouch
In partnership with the company BRETALG, we offer you kombu in whole leaves dehydrated at low temperature (40°C) and presented in resealable packaging that keeps your seaweed away from light. You can easily use it in your salads and various preparations.
🌿 Kombu can also be used to make a stock. Simply bring water to the boil with pieces of fresh or already rehydrated kombu, herbs and vegetables. Leave to infuse for 5 to 10 minutes with the heat off, then remove the kombu strips. This stock can be enjoyed plain with vegetables, goes perfectly in soups, or replaces the cooking water for grains and pulses.
Kombu is the base ingredient of a traditional Japanese stock called "dashi". Used when making tomato sauce, it neutralises its acidity.
The widest kombu blades can be used to wrap other ingredients and be served as parcels or little pouches.
✨ Discover the world of seaweed in the kitchen with Éric and Aurélie's appearance on the set of Télé Matin - France 2's flagship programme - and also watch a report filmed in Roscoff with Bretalg:
✨ As well as this excerpt from a report by France 3 in which Eric introduces you to various fresh seaweeds:
🌿 Also find our various books dedicated to seaweed:
- Algues au quotidien a book by Aurélie and Eric Viard, published by Editions Galilimard, to help you make better use of seaweed in your diet! Voted best cookbook in the world at the Gourmand Awards 2025 (SeaFood category) & Named best wellness cookbook 2025 in France by the Académie Nationale de Cuisine
- Cuisiner les algues a book and recipe notebook co-written with BRETALG, published by Éditions Marie-Claire, containing 80 recipes to make you love seaweed!
🎧 As well as our podcast Algues au Quotidien !
🌿 Kombu seaweed means "happiness" in Japanese.
This queen of the seas lives in true forests. Brown in colour, it can reach 6 metres in length.
Kombu seaweed has been eaten since antiquity, particularly in Japan. Its detailed nutritional composition (per 100 g of dehydrated seaweed) is given in the data sheet from the Centre d'Étude et de Valorisation des Algues below.
Kombu has an interesting property: it speeds up the cooking of grains and pulses. It contains sodium glutamate, which is a natural flavour enhancer.
Complete nutritional data sheet from the Centre d'Étude et de Valorisation des Algues (per 100g of dehydrated seaweed)
🌿 To find out more, see the following articles and many others in the Seaweed category of our blog:
Seaweed protein: the complete alternative to meat explained
🌿 Also find in this video explanations about the use of seaweed, which are true jewels of the oceans!
🌿 To find out more about our seaweed and where it comes from, watch our two reports filmed in Roscoff in Finistère, at our partner BRETALG, pioneer of Breton organic fresh seaweed. True to our values of transparency and integrity, we wanted to show you the whole process on video, from harvest to your plate.
Best before: 30/09/2028
- Packaging: Resealable Kraft packaging, 250g
- Best before: 2 years from the production date
Find all the details about the harvest and the bacteriological criteria here: BRETALG Kombu Dry technical sheet
The documents that back up what we write about this product. Every document is dated; we remove those that are no longer valid.
Biovie organic certificate
Valid until 31/03/2027Bretalg organic certificate (Roscoff, Brittany)
Valid until 31/03/2027Wondering… ?
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