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While there are many beautiful accessories one can use to enhance your enjoyment of Matcha tea, the only essential one is a whisk. Since Matcha is ground to a fine powder, it must be briskly whisked into the hot water to eliminate lumps and evenly incorporate the tea. Traditionally, a short bamboo whisk is used. The server would submerge the tip of the whisk in each individual serving cup and whisk until a light layer of froth appears on the surface of the tea.<p></p><br><br>One of the primary...

Looking for a more relaxing way to prepare your Matcha? This Electric Matcha Whisk will be your best friend. Unlike other "Electric Matcha whisks" This is NOT a frother. This Whisk is the first and only of its kind.

This bamboo matcha whisk (4 1/2" ht, 100 strips) is perfect for preparing matcha green tea by the ancient art of the Japanese tea ceremony. The Japanese tea ceremony is a ritual rooted in Zen Buddhism in which matcha is prepared and served to guests in a calm and tranquil environment. In Japan, the host performs the tea ceremony wearing a kimono on a tatami, or woven straw mat. A formal tea ceremony can take up to 5 hours may include serving sweets and other food in addition to matcha. The following...

DoMatcha Bamboo Whisk 1 WhiskThe DMatcha Bamboo Whisk (chasen) is the authentic, traditional tool for preparing a perfect cup of Matcha. Used skillfully, whisking in a zig zag motion, the chasen will give your Matcha a smooth and frothy consistency, heightening this flavorful experience.Warnings: Keep out of reach of children. As with all dietary supplements, consult your healthcare professional before use. See product label for more information.

The Bai Chasen is a traditional tool to whisk matcha into an umami-rich, frothy cup. Bai Chasen come in a variety of styles and grades. It's especially important to consider the number of tines or prongs on the whisk, which typically range from 80 to 120 per whisk, though some have as few as 30 to 40. We've selected our Bai Chasen to have 100 tines to make it easy to create a thoroughly whisked and frothed tea. Some say that whisks with 100 tines or more are better-suited for usucha, or the regular...

I recently bought this to help keep my Whisk's shape shaped like how it was supposed to be. This Whisk holder does excacly what it is meant to do. It is also very sturdy and looks great. This was a good buy!

* Bowl is the product of one of the most famous Japanese pottery "Arita"

I rarely drink thin matcha, but have always used a 'regular' chasen. So, I figured I'd try this one. It really makes the koicha much frothier and more consistent without nearly as much whisking. I'm really glad I bought it.

Matcha is the stone-ground powdered form of the highest grade Tencha leaves. It is the type of tea used in traditional Japanese tea ceremony. In ceremonies the matcha powder is added to a bowl or 'chawen' and whisked with a bamboo whisk known as a 'chasen' to produce a smooth, bright green infusion. Matcha is also widely used in cooking and baking these days. The possibilities are endless with this fine and versatile tea.

Japanese ceramics, 3 piece Matcha set in gift box, consisting of bowl, measuring spoon and bamboo Matcha whisk.

This beautiful kit has everything needed to make Matcha powdered organic green tea: handcrafted bamboo whisk and spoon, ceramic tea bowl, organic stone ground Matcha, plus instructional video and DVD. Upgrade life, whisk a bowl of Matcha for a mental and physical uplift.

800 year old, shade grown Japanese Green tea, hand picked only the youngest tea plants, granite ground into a fine, natural, emerald-green powder called Matcha. It is recommended that Matcha is sifted using a tea strainer or sifter to avoid clumps of Matcha from forming in the tea. When using a Matcha whisk, briskly move the whisk with the motion of making the letter "M" or "W". Depending on personal preference, add more water to adjust for desired taste.

Preheat the oven to 180 C (356 F). Make the Matcha: Sift the Matcha for a more mellow flavor. Add Matcha to 50ml boiling water and whisk. In a small saucepan steam the milk and sugar over moderate heat. Stir the mixture until the sugar dissolves. Crack 2 eggs in an empty bowl and mix, gradually adding the milk. Add Matcha and mix very well. Pour through a sieve or strainer twice to remove any lumps. Pour into 6 pudding cups or ramekins. Place cups in a roasting pan. Fill the pan partially...

Some people who want a sugarless alternative to our Matcha Latte product have had success with the Grade A blend, though the lack of sugar can make blending drinks a little bit trickier; you may wish to use a matcha whisk for such applications, or perhaps an immersion blender.

Very happy with fast packaging and sending it out so quickly. Being a total newbie to Matcha (previously a tea shop shelf buyer) this is a whole new exiting experience for me in Norway. This was my first of many future matchas- esp from O-Cha.

This whisk works great! I whisked a bowl of hot water to let it "open up" a bit and let it air out when I first got it. Since then it works great, is sturdy and produces great foam! Along with a bamboo scoop and a chawan of some sort you have all you need to experience matcha in the traditional way and at a reasonable price.