Comments on: Seaweed

By: trisha_marie

trisha_marie — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 07:12:43 +0000

yes, i agree with the people who had been in iloilo that we have a wide variety of seaweeds here. the type and quality and availability of the seaweeds here in iloilo vary from each towns…

you can have a wide variety of choices but just be sure that your familiar with it if you want to transact a business because the names of the seaweeds also varies from each towns
Good luck!!!

By: badlyinneed

badlyinneed — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 08:43:10 +0000

@NESSA

PLEASE…MY GROUP IS IN NEED OF THOSE EUCHEUMA COTTONII for our OMGEEZ thesis…..we cant find here in manila…..pls help us….leave a msg in my ead (kariza_jag@yahoo.com) as soon as u read dis…pls……………superthnx. =p

By: silent

silent — Mon, 11 May 2009 07:14:10 +0000

is this not eucheuma cottonii, guso seaweed?

nessa, u r seller/supplier? i would like to purchase some (dried) guso in yellow or green, what’s the different between them? please email me at kathlynkong@yahoo.com with location, price, and etc.

By: nessa

nessa — Sun, 03 May 2009 14:22:25 +0000

dear mic,

just in case you need more of eucheuma cottonii, please let me know :)

By: solraya

solraya — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 09:18:11 +0000

On a recent trip by to Ilocos Norte, we chanced upon these stores by the road selling salt. I stopped by one to get some bags of salt to giveaway. Saw these small plastic bags with what seemed like purple sponges. They said they were seaweeds. Dried. Bought some and followed the instructions of steeping for a while in hot water. Good that we decided to try just a small amount. It was like releasing them from a vacuum pack. They swelled and we ended up with a lot for a salad :) I can’t remember how much, but the small bag was like PHP25. It can make several big bowls for salad.