Look up: Nori

1. Nori
   dried, compressed seaweed
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2. Nori
   Thin sheets of dried seaweed used in the Japanese cuisine to wrap Maki (Japanese Sushi rolls) and/or garnish dishes.
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3. Nori
   (Japanese) dried, compressed seaweed
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4. Nori
   (Vegetarian) Paper-thin, crispy sheets of pressed sea vegetable. Usually used for Japanese sushi, rolled around rice or crumbled as a garnish. Rich in protein, calcium, vitamins, iron and minerals.
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5. Nori
   Thin sheets, of dried sea-vegetable that are black or dark purple when dried. Nori is often roasted over a flame until green. It is used as a garnish, wrapped around rice balls in making sushi or cooked with tamari as a condiment. Rich in Vitamin A and protein, nori also contains calcium, iron, Vitamins B1, B2, C, and D.
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6. Nori
   Nori is a Japanese boy name. The meaning of the name is `Belief, Doctrine` Where is it used? The name Nori is mainly used In Japanese. The name Nori doesn`t appear In the US top 1000 most common names over de last 128 years. The name Nori seems to be unique!
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7. Nori
   Nori is a sushi dish of sheets of dried seaweed.
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8. nori
   (NOR-ee) - The Japanese name for a flat blade-like red seaweed belonging to the genus Porphyra Nori, which is usually sold as a rectangular sheet measuring 19 x 21 cm, is the most commonly eaten alga in Japan. Tasters are employed to evaluate the taste, color, texture, and overall quality of cultiva...
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