Bladderwrack Flakes Atlantic (Fucus vesiculosus) - Traditionally Used in Coastal Herbalism for Natural Iodine and Nutrient-Rich Culinary Support

Bladderwrack (Fucus vesiculosus) is a brown seaweed traditionally foraged along the North Atlantic coastline. Our Bladderwrack Flakes are wild-harvested, gently sun-dried, and crushed into small pieces for easy use in teas, broths, and savory herbal blends.

Used in both European coastal herbalism and folk food traditions, bladderwrack is valued for its naturally occurring iodine, potassium, and trace sea minerals. It is commonly included in mineral-rich broths, culinary seasonings, and plant-based wellness diets.

Key Benefits • Traditionally used to support mineral replenishment through food-based rituals • Naturally contains iodine and trace sea minerals • Often included in coastal herbal blends, soups, and broths • A savory, oceanic botanical for natural nourishment and seasoning.

How to Use Sprinkle ¼ tsp into soups, stews, or grains. Can also be added to broths or blended with dulse and kelp for a sea veggie seasoning. Use sparingly due to strong flavor and iodine content.

Suggested Use For adult use only. Not intended for high-dose use. Consult a qualified healthcare provider if pregnant, breastfeeding, or managing a thyroid condition. Culinary use only.

Size: 70 g

Country of origin - Canada