The Danish island of seaweed cottages, salt and seafood
Briefly

The article explores the culinary value of seaweed on Læsø, a small Danish island celebrated for its rich maritime environment. Seaweed expert Rie Ladefoged shares insights into the island’s unique coastal conditions, which support a wide variety of seaweed. Visitors to Læsø can experience seaweed through various dishes and local specialties. The island is also praised for its easy accessibility, serene environment, and commitment to promoting sustainable tourism, evidenced by its new guest house aimed at attracting year-round visitors.
Rie Ladefoged highlights Læsø's unique environment, where the rocky coastline and saline water create ideal conditions for diverse seaweed varieties to thrive.
The island of Læsø, known for its langoustines and salt, is becoming increasingly recognized for its culinary seaweed offerings, enhancing the local gastronomic scene.
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