25 июн. 2024 г. · The name "umibudo" literally translates to "sea grapes" in Japanese, aptly describing its appearance of small, green, grape-like bubbles ...

11,70 € В наличии Umibudo (sea grape literally in Japanese) is a sort of green seaweed small grapes shaped. This one is raised and harvested in a very rich in minerals seawater.

19,90 SGD Umibudo / Sea Grapes 海ぶどう ... Sea Grapes, known as Green Caviar, are a type of seaweed that has little bubbles grown on its stems, much like grapes! They pop ...

22 мая 2020 г. · So Umibudo Means Sea Grapes, but What Are Sea Grapes, Exactly? In Japanese, the word "umibudo" translates literally to "sea grapes," which is ... So Umibudo Means Sea... · Summary of Sea Grapes...

9,00 £ В наличии Umibudo means sea grapes in Japanese, a fitting description for this unique seaweed that is prized for the way it pops in the mouth.

Umibudo (sea grape literally in Japanese) is a sort of green seaweed small grapes shaped. This one is raised and harvested in a very rich in minerals seawater, ...

26 окт. 2018 г. · Umibudo, or "sea grape," is a culinary specialty of Okinawa prefecture. Its crunchy texture and finely iodized flavor makes it a unique dish ...

16 мая 2023 г. · It's kind of like a cross between the sea saltiness of Nori with the consistency of a really tiny grape. Dipped in Ponzu, it gives a bit of ...

Umibudo (sea grapes) are an Okinawan specialty. Otherwise known as green caviar, the seaweed resembles grapes and, as the name suggests, has a distinctive ...