Frozen Spirulina Pods
Frozen Spirulina Pods
Big nutrition in one little pod. Each fresh-frozen serving delivers 92mg of phycocyanin, plus plant-based protein and naturally occurring nutrients in a mild, creamy, easy-to-use pod.
Orders harvested & shipped on Tuesday
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Key Features
Key Features
92mg Phycocyanin per Pod
Fresh-frozen shortly after harvest to help protect this heat-sensitive blue pigment-protein while keeping spirulina in its fresh-food form.
Real Food, No Powder
Fresh spirulina in individually portioned pods with no scooping, measuring, or powdery mess.
Mild, Creamy & Easy to Use
Blend it into smoothies, drinks, bowls, dips, dressings, and more without overpowering the flavor.
6-Month Freezer Life
Keep fresh spirulina on hand longer and use one pod whenever you need it.
Plant-Based Nutrition
Each pod provides plant-based protein, iron, vitamin K, chlorophyll, GLA, and more.
How Many Pods Do I Need?
How Many Pods Do I Need?
One in a smoothie. Another in lunch. Maybe one later in the day. There’s no special way to do it. Start with 1–2 pods a day and adjust based on how you like to use them.
1 Pod a Day
A simple way to make fresh-frozen spirulina part of your everyday routine.
2 Pods a Day
A little more flexibility for adding spirulina to more than one meal, snack, or drink.
3 Pods a Day
For regular spirulina eaters who simply want more of it in their day.
Certifications & Quality
Certifications & Quality
Grown with care. Tested with proof.
- Grown in Central California
- Certified Non-GMO
- Third-party tested
- Tested for heavy metals and contaminants
- Microbiological testing
- Testing performed by FDA-registered, ISO-certified laboratories
- Vegan, gluten-free, and keto-friendly
We grow our spirulina with close attention to what goes into it and what comes out of every harvest.
From water quality and growing conditions to third-party testing, we take the extra steps to make sure what reaches your freezer is clean, carefully grown, and something we’re proud to put the Oasia name on.
Our spirulina is independently tested for heavy metals, contaminants, and microbiological quality, with supporting test results available for review.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Our shipment day is scheduled every Tuesday and orders arrive in 24-48 hours.
Our shipping label generation service will send tracking info to your email. If you place your order after Monday at 8:00PM your order will ship on the next Tuesday, 8 days later. We do not ship out orders the week of Thanksgiving or Christmas because there are often shipping delays and packages can spoil in transit.
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What Is Spirulina?
A nutrient-dense blue-green algae eaten for centuries, naturally containing plant-based protein, iron, vitamin K, chlorophyll, and phycocyanin.
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Why Fresh Spirulina?
Get spirulina closer to the way it grows. Ours is grown on our California farm, harvested right before being frozen, minimally processed, and shipped fast to keep it fresh.
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What does it taste like?
Fresh frozen spirulina has a mild, creamy flavor without the strong, fishy taste many people associate with spirulina powder. It blends easily into smoothies, yogurt, dips, dressings, and more.
Why Choose Fresh Frozen Spirulina?
Naturally rich in phycocyanin. Fresh spirulina skips the drying process, helping preserve the blue pigment-protein that gives spirulina its distinctive color. Each tablespoon of Oasia Farms Fresh Spirulina contains 185mg of phycocyanin.
Fresh Frozen Spirulina VS Dried Spirulina
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Highest Quality
Oasia Fresh Frozen Spirulina
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Harvested right before freezing
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Fresh whole-food form
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Mild, creamy flavor
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Smooth, spoonable texture
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Individually portioned pods
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Keeps about 6 monhts in the freezer
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It's real food
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Dried Spirulina
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Dried using high heat for shelf-stable storage
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Dehydrated and powdered
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Strong fishy flavor
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Dry, powdery texture
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Usually needs to be scooped and mixed
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Stored in the pantry
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Feels like a supplement
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What's Inside
Nutrition at a Glance
small pod, serious nutrition. Freshly frozen spirulina naturally packs plant-based protein, iron, vitamin K, phycocyanin, chlorophyll, and GLA into every serving.
Fresh Spirulina
How Do I Keep It Fresh?
Keep it cold. Keep it fresh. Fresh spirulina is perishable and should arrive frozen. Freeze it as soon as it arrives, and if it isn’t frozen when it gets to you, contact customer service right away.
Safety
Take Comfort in Quality
Quality you can feel good about. Our spirulina is grown on our California farm with careful attention to water quality, testing, and every step from cultivation through harvest.
Spirulina is Food. Have Fun with with it.
Fresh Spirulina Recipes
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Spirulina Guacamole
Everyone's favorite green dip, now with an extra boost of protein. Your taste buds won't know the difference but your body will! Ingredients: 1 pod of spirulina 1-2 medium sized tomatoes 2...
Spirulina Guacamole
Everyone's favorite green dip, now with an extra boost of protein. Your taste buds won't know the difference but your body will! Ingredients: 1 pod of spirulina 1-2 medium sized tomatoes 2...
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Spirulina Green Goddess Salad Dressing
With spirulinas mild nutty flavor, you can squeeze a healthy serving into your day with this tasty salad dressing. Add it to your favorite salad or use as a dip...
Spirulina Green Goddess Salad Dressing
With spirulinas mild nutty flavor, you can squeeze a healthy serving into your day with this tasty salad dressing. Add it to your favorite salad or use as a dip...
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Spirulina Protein Smoothie Bowl
Seeds, fresh fruit, and spirulina come together perfectly in this vibrant bowl. Have it for breakfast or after a workout to replenish your vitamins and keep your muscles happy. Ingredients...
Spirulina Protein Smoothie Bowl
Seeds, fresh fruit, and spirulina come together perfectly in this vibrant bowl. Have it for breakfast or after a workout to replenish your vitamins and keep your muscles happy. Ingredients...
FAQ
Fresh Frozen Spirulina FAQs
What is fresh spirulina?
Spirulina is a nutrient-dense blue-green algae, technically a type of cyanobacteria, that has been eaten as food for centuries. It naturally grows in warm, mineral-rich water and has historically been harvested in places like Central Africa and Mexico. Spirulina naturally contains plant-based protein, iron, vitamin K, chlorophyll, phycocyanin, and other nutrients.
Most people today know spirulina as a dried green powder, but it can also be enjoyed fresh or fresh-frozen, closer to the way it’s harvested.
What is fresh-frozen spirulina?
Fresh-frozen spirulina is spirulina that is frozen shortly after harvest instead of being dried into powder. Oasia portions it into individual pods, giving you the mild flavor and creamy texture of fresh spirulina with the convenience of longer freezer storage.
What does fresh-frozen spirulina taste like?
Fresh-frozen spirulina has a mild flavor and smooth, creamy texture. It doesn’t have the strong, earthy taste many people associate with dried spirulina powder, so it blends easily into both sweet and savory foods.
How do I use frozen spirulina pods?
Tear open a pod and add it to smoothies, yogurt, bowls, dips, dressings, sauces, or other foods. Each pod is individually portioned, so there’s no scooping or measuring. You can use it frozen in a smoothie or thaw it before adding it to other foods.
How many frozen spirulina pods should I use per day?
We recommend starting with 1 to 2 pods per day and adjusting based on how spirulina fits into your routine. Use one at a time or work them into different meals, snacks, or drinks throughout the day.
How will my frozen spirulina arrive and how should I store it?
Your fresh-frozen spirulina ships frozen and should arrive frozen or very cold. Place the pods in the freezer as soon as they arrive, where they’ll keep for about six months. Once a pod is thawed, use it that day and avoid thawing and refreezing it.