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Here’s a breakdown of the most common colors and what they mean: |
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1. Gold/Yellow Sea Moss · Most Common Type: Often referred to as "Irish moss" or Chondrus crispus. · Why It’s Gold/Yellow: o Grows in shallow, sunlit waters, which can cause it to develop a golden hue. o The drying process can also turn it yellowish. · Characteristics: o Mild flavor and odor. o Often considered the most versatile for culinary and skincare use. |
2. Purple Sea Moss · Species: Typically Gracilaria or a variation of Chondrus crispus. · Why It’s Purple: o Contains high levels of anthocyanins, which are natural pigments that give plants their red, blue, or purple colors. o Grows in deeper waters with less sunlight exposure. · Characteristics: o Rich in antioxidants. o Slightly stronger flavor compared to gold sea moss. |
3. Green Sea Moss · Species: Often Gracilaria or another type of red algae that appears green due to environmental factors. · Why It’s Green: o Contains chlorophyll, which gives it a green tint. o May grow in areas with specific mineral deposits or sunlight conditions. · Characteristics: o Less common than gold or purple sea moss. o Often used for its unique color in skincare or food products. |
4. Red Sea Moss · Species: Typically Gracilaria or Chondrus crispus. · Why It’s Red: o Contains phycoerythrin, a red pigment that helps it absorb blue light in deeper waters. o Grows in areas with specific mineral content. · Characteristics: o Often used in traditional Caribbean and Irish cuisines. o Rich in minerals and antioxidants.
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5. Black/Dark Sea Moss · Species: Usually Gracilaria or another type of algae. · Why It’s Black/Dark: o Grows in very deep waters with minimal sunlight. o May contain higher concentrations of certain minerals, giving it a darker color.
o Rare and less commonly available. o Often used for its high mineral content.
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