Annie Chun's Organic Seaweed Snacks, Sesame, USDA Certified Organic, Vegan, Gluten Free & Non-GMO, 0.16 Oz (Pack of 12)

Great quality.

Love Love Love these. I order 2 boxes at a time because I'll eat 3-4 in a day. I bring one in my purse when I leave the house cause I crave them. Convinced at this point they have drugs in them.No but on a serious note the Only issue I have with Annie Chun Wasabi Seaweed is how vastly the product quality differs from package to package box to box. Some freshly opened packs are either limp/too oily -not crispy as they should be or with little to no wasabi flavor on any of the seaweed OR way way too much wasabi making them inedible.For the various freshness quality issues Idk if it's more on the manufacturer's quality control or how these boxes are being stored when Amazon gets them. Can't say. But what I will say is when the quality is right...These snacks taste Amazing and are my everyday go to for snacking. Love em.

I got the organic sea salt ones and they are good! A bit on the salty side but you can kind of shake off the salt if you don't want to consume that much sodium. There isn't a lot of pieces per package so I can easily go through the entire 12 packs that I ordered - but I stopped myself :) The only thing I don't like about these is the amount of packaging it takes for a few pieces of seaweed. I wish less plastic/packaging was used, or perhaps a different material for the container. I feel guilty the amount of trash it creates every time I have a packet of these that I consume in under 5 minutes. Also feel guilty throwing out the silica gel packet that is in every package keeping the seaweed crunchy. I wish there was a way to recycle all this stuff.

My kids love texture and taste of this product. Great ingredients, perfect snack size.

I got the Wasabi flavor ones, and these really do taste good. They are really crispy and pair well with rice on the side. I dont even typically like seaweed. The only thing is, I think the batch I had was inconsistent. About 60% of the bags I got were fine but there were a few that were so salty and spicy that I couldn't have more than one bite.

I love these seaweed snacks and keep them on hand at all times. To me, they are better than potato chips. They really came in handy during Hurricanes 🌀 Helene and Milton, when we lost power for 4 days and needed food that didn't need to be prepared. I will continue to keep them in my pantry.

These seaweed snacks are better than most of the others. Great test.

I have previously ordered Annie Chun's Wasabi and Sesame flavored seaweed snacks in the past, and saw as a "new arrival" for Amazon that they were now offering the wasabi in an organic variety. I (mistakenly) assumed that these would be of a similar taste to the original version, but was horrified to find out that they were so salty, they are literally inedible. I opened one package and thought perhaps it was a fluke, but the second pack is just as bad. I went so far as to purchase the original to make sure their recipe across the board did not change. I'm pleased to note that the original wasabi is the still the same - delicious and would give it 5 stars! It is spicy, with kick, and certainly does not have anywhere near the amount of salt on it. The Organic Wasabi variety would get 0 stars if that was an option, absolutely INEDIBLE :( I have attached four pictures.The first picture is of the bottom of the organic wasabi package, what you are looking at is mostly SALT gathered at the bottom, and the snack leaves salt crystals on your fingers after eating.The second picture is a comparison of the original wasabi on the left, compared to the organic variety on the right. Unfortunately a cell phone does not pick up small details well, but there are noticeable grains of salt visible on the organic variety that is not evident on the original.The third picture is a closer comparison of the original wasabi on the left compared to the organic wasabi on the right. The original does not have salt grains whereas the organic does.The fourth, and last, picture is one last comparison shot of the original wasabi, on the left, compared to the organic on the right, where you can see the containers. Notice the granules of salt collected on the insides of the packaging on the organic version on the right.