Nori Seaweed Chips (YUCK!)

June 14, 2023 /

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Josiah's soul finds a voice on the piano and through guitar strings and he is on his way to becoming a masterful musician. He loves to get to know the characters in the biggest, thickest book series he can get his hands on, and is now finding his place as the lead character in the epic story God is writing of his life. Stay tuned for his posts on cool creatures in Thailand and an American teenagers' take on Thai food.

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I hate seaweed. I always have. It tastes like salt, ocean mud, fish pee, and grass. Oh wait! That’s what seaweed is! These chips tasted exactly like seaweed but saltier and they had more crunch. They were so gross. We couldn’t even finish the bag we just threw it away half full. These chips are everywhere and they seem to be a good seller. I cannot get my head around that. I can’t find anything in seaweed chips that strikes me as “Yum!” Do seaweed chips sound good to you? And if so, why!!!?

Josiah

Josiah's soul finds a voice on the piano and through guitar strings and he is on his way to becoming a masterful musician. He loves to get to know the characters in the biggest, thickest book series he can get his hands on, and is now finding his place as the lead character in the epic story God is writing of his life. Stay tuned for his posts on cool creatures in Thailand and an American teenagers' take on Thai food.

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Grandma

June 17, 2023 at 11:23 PM Reply

No, they sound gross. And smell bad. Love your writing!

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Josiah's soul finds a voice on the piano and through guitar strings and he is on his way to becoming a masterful musician. He loves to get to know the characters in the biggest, thickest book series he can get his hands on, and is now finding his place as the lead character in the epic story God is writing of his life. Stay tuned for his posts on cool creatures in Thailand and an American teenagers' take on Thai food.

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