FAQ
How do people use sea moss?
Sea moss is often added to smoothies, teas, juices, skin care steps or hair routines, depending on personal preference.
What’s the difference between raw and gel?
Raw sea moss needs to be soaked and blended, while gel is ready to use straight from the jar.
How long does sea moss gel typically last?
Sea moss gel should be refrigerated immediately after opening. When stored properly in the fridge, it is typically used within about three weeks. Many customers also freeze gel in portions and keep it for longer term use, often up to a year.
What’s the difference between gold sea moss and the colored varieties?
Gold sea moss is naturally sun dried and has a light color and mild taste. Colored varieties, such as purple or green sea moss, are typically dried in the shade and retain more of their natural pigments. These pigments include anthocyanins, which are naturally occurring plant compounds found in many deep colored fruits and vegetables. Some people choose gold for its neutral flavor and smoother gel, while others prefer the mineral diversity and added plant compounds found in the shaded varieties.
How is sea moss gel different from sea moss gel bites?
Sea moss gel is a refrigerated product that is ready to scoop into smoothies, drinks, or recipes. Sea moss gel bites are a ready to eat, freeze dried version with no refrigeration needed. They offer the same base ingredients as gel with longer shelf stability and easy grab and go convenience.
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