How To Boil Sea Moss To Make Sea Moss Gel (AND Infuse it with Superfoods!)

[@Batistastrong]

My first time using I boiled it. Helped heal my 7+ years mucus problems and digestive issues. Don’t knock it till you try

[@JonoMusiq]

Thank you , 👊🏽

[@Lacocacolaman]

So when you had it raw(not cooked) you didn't get all the health benefits?🤔

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

that's awesome!

[@beebeej1]

Im from the islands ive been drinking sea moss from childhood on and off celebrities start using it and now its a thing ill be 64 its been around before my mom was and she'll be 90 this year.

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

That’s amazing 🤍

[@schoolyb1002]

Is your sea moss prepped this way?

[@chicfini]

FACTS, now they behaving like it's something new, smh these never see come see😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@dianasmithhill4678]

I just bought seamoss and was going to cook it then people said do it raw so you dont loose nutrients but there can be bad bacteria too- I have decided to cook it! Thanks for your great easy short video

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

You're welcome! :)

[@marktubgibbs1136]

To fully melt out the seamoss quick and easy, Add some real lime juice to it while boiling.... 🇯🇲

[@dwelanesepelle6842]

Boiling instead of blending helps keep it more natural. Thanks for sharing

[@therealmogod]

Thank U I kept having blender issues

[@oyunybahena7925]

Are you able to pressure cook it and leave it in the shelf??? I’m trying to find information on that.

[@tsleb4376]

Do you notice a difference in final consistency than the blender method? When I make my seamoss in the blender it is always so thick not like applesauce. I may need more water. Thank you for the video, your page is one of the better ones out here.

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

Thank you! I think the boil method makes it super thick. At least it has been the times I’ve made it. With the cold blender method, you can always add more water to get a thinner consistency.

[@tsleb4376]

@@GoodFoodBaddie thank you

[@steps9311]

Also what are the other things added please the green one especially 😊

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

That was spirulina powder 🙂

[@Aol-no7ms]

The real Irish sea Moss the red alge.. i just soak for 30min.. clean and rinse.. boil it for 4-5min then blend it works fine 😊

[@gnailsleerdam1547]

I believe that when you boil the sea moss it kills the nutrients it has to offer kinda like over boiling vegetables. Your better off soaking it for a day or 2 & add spring water to a blender & send it till you get the same consistency you would a boil

[@Shyamalatripathi63]

Boiling does not kill minerals !

[@kerry5663]

This isn’t true. It doesn’t lose its mineral or nutrient profile. Even Sebi said it’s ok to boil it

[@Adventuresawait68]

Where do you buy your seamoss?

[@roberts.4572]

Hello, love the video. I was wondering where do i get raw sea moss?

[@39thGateofhell]

I got mine from Amazon

[@solaron2]

Hey girl, love the video, thank you. Also was wondering where you get your bladderwhrack powder.

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

Hey! I either get it from my local health food store or Amazon. The Amazon product is linked in the description box

[@solaron2]

@@GoodFoodBaddie thank you for respondingxx

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

Ofc! Here is a link for the bladderwrack powder I like if that’s easier 🙂 www.amazon.com/XPRS-Nutra-Organic-Bladderwrack-Vesiculosus/dp/B09XVM76VH?keywords=bladderwrack&qid=1692096576&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1&linkCode=sl1&tag=caprililly-20&linkId=1e1c0fbaa75a262b7de1e6f10c52c5ee&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl

[@nitanew1]

Did you use the same water that you soaked it in to boil the sea moss? Or did you drain it and use new/fresh water to boil? After your 1st use of sea moss, how long did it take to feel the benefits/effects?

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

You can use the same water if it free of dirt and debris. Or fresh water. Whatever works for you. And everyone is different, start with a teaspoon and see how you feel. You can gradually increase to a tablespoon a day if you like

[@steps9311]

I recently made sea moss gel but I just used hot water & then blended it! Doesn't boiling reduce the benefits?

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

There are a few ways to make it. What you did work and boiling :)

[@antant9762]

Hey when it’s time to take it out the freezer,How long does it take to thaw out ?

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

Place it in the fridge overnight to thaw

[@ritablunt8721]

One question, I purchased a jar of Sea Moss Gel, It taste just light applesauce, I can eat it straight from the jar. My first Jar was so hard to swallow because of the hard gel texture. Which one is the correct one for taste and benefit. I want the Gel that is most beneficial not just taste good.

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

Hi! The texture of sea moss gel can vary depending on how much liquid they used to make it. I would opt for whichever texture is easiest for you to ingest. But definitely check label to make sure that there are no other additives which could contribute to the texture or flavor.

[@msperky2017]

Do I need to wash it before boiling

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

Yes

[@nadjafnp]

Just a question wouldn't heat break down the nutrients 🫣⁉️

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

I always thought so and prefer to do the cold method to make sea moss gel. But many say that sea moss retains its nutrients even when boiled. And boiling the way it was traditionally made years ago

[@daniellej7914]

I took it by itself like this

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

Nice! How’d you like it?

[@daniellej7914]

@@GoodFoodBaddie it doesn’t taste bad does the Bladderwrack powder have a taste because in my opinion the regular Bladderwrack taste like spinach

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

@@daniellej7914 yeah, I think bladderwrack has a mild seaweed taste

[@flyguy9602]

Can u do tha same wit tha purple

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

Definitely

[@TermiNader5]

does raw sea moss gel last longer than cooked in the fridge?

[@Lacocacolaman]

Raw seamoss last me about 3-4 weeks in the fridge. At week before it grows mold the smell starts changing but it's still edible for me. I just learned to eat more

[@jddiesel3447]

Good morning

[@ahmadrahimyar]

Does boiling sea moss strip the benefits? In your other video you mentioned that it does strip away the benefits. Just wanted to clarify with you if that’s true.

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

Thanks for asking! Since the previous video, I’ve been informed that heating sea moss does not destroy its nutrients and is a method many people use to make sea moss gel. I do think it’s important to not boil it too long and my preference is still the cold method to make sea moss gel.

[@reggieg2976]

When you go to Usha Village they boil it for the skin gel and to drink at night.

[@dwelanesepelle6842]

Yes before blenders everything was done with time and stove . We just not suppose to boil very long lower the heat and keep whipping

[@Mrfunnyhimself24]

You have to make sure you are buying real seamoss, a lot of people have fake seamoss..I get mine from Jamaica. Seamoss works wonders

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

Definitely!

[@NGHealthCoach]

I have never boiled it. I have only used it raw

[@GoodFoodBaddie]

Nice. Do you just use it in its whole dried form?

[@mladenzivanovic3795]

Dr sebi said no to spirulina

[@stevenbrown7666]

Nice video sis, but please investigate a bit more on fake seamoss. Try to get original seamoss thats from the actual sea, this one you used in video is fake pool grown.

[@RoseRiri-wg6gl]

How can you differentiate between the two please

[@stevenbrown7666]

@@RoseRiri-wg6gl fake seamoss swells up, real seamoss doesnt at all just a tiny tint tiny little bit.

[@stevenbrown7666]

Also real seamoss has no salt on it, fake does. Artificially added in.

[@RoseRiri-wg6gl]

I didn't notice it, can I contact you privately? Because I want to buy a large quantity for investment

[@Daughterofjah3]

@@stevenbrown7666the real one expands too

[@ankhonomics101]

Boiling or cooking food removes the natural healthy benefits which negates the purpose. This may be an alternative but it’s not going to yield the full benefits.

[@MISSVONNIE]

Our ancestors didn’t have blenders. Lol

[@kerry5663]

Please stop. Boiling it is ok. People have been healing themselves by boiling it for generations

[@TheEntertainmentPortal]

Seamoss looks farm raised

[@Lacocacolaman]

It is. You know where to get rock grown? Honestly I think it'll be the same thing as long as it's grown in the ocean with waves.

[@gonzar40]

😂 boiling sea moss