What is sushi traditionally wrapped in?
Traditionally, sushi is wrapped in a briny-tasting seaweed sheet made from laver, which is also known as nori. These sheets are usually black or dark green in color. Nori is made from a type of seaweed called laver, which grows in the cold waters of the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. It has a paper-like texture and adds a distinct flavor to sushi. When you enjoy your next sushi roll, remember that the delicate nori wrap plays a crucial role in its iconic cylindrical shape! 1234.
