Meanings of carrageen in English

OF AMPLIFICATION re June 19 Comment on seaweed, particularly Irish seaweed, called carrageen, used in preparing blancmange.

In the east, meanwhile, seaweed-based gelling agents such as agar and carrageen have been used for years.

Adding the carrageen will also thicken it.

If so, Irish moss, also known as carrageen, is the cure for you IT'S THE cough that does it.

Use whatever seaweed with instructions on the back that says it's suitable for soups: kelp, dillisk or carrageen are good.

It is called carrageen, or carragheen, a dark-purple cartilaginous seaweed which dried and bleached, is used in making blancmange... View Article

Another may be ignited by skirts and kidneys on a bed of carrageen moss followed by Peggy's Leg; all washed down with Guinness.

Carrageen costs but little, and is considered extremely salutary for persons of delicate constitutions.

There would really only have been dillisk and Carrageen moss that would have been eaten.

Says he, 'You ought to try Carrageen moss.

'It is long I am hearing talk of the Carrageen, and I never knew what it was.