Seaweeds, so called as ‘‘superfoods’’, contain consid- erable amounts of different bioactive compounds with both health promoting potential and technological advantages (Cofrades et al. 2017). Thus, their selection could be an excellent option for the purpose of designing functional foods. Among the various seaweed originated chemical compounds, sulphated polysaccharides are of particular interest in recent years, mainly due to their diverse textural features and potential biological properties including antioxidant capacities (Roohinejad et al. 2017). Previous studied have indicated that incorporation of laminarin and fucoidan (3 and 6 mg ml-1, respectively), sulphated polysaccharides of brown seaweed (Laminaria digitata) to pork meat homogenates enhanced the system’s potential in preventing lipid oxidation compared with the control (Moroney et al. 2015).