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WHISPER AND SPOON SET
The set contains:
Bamboo whisk
Babus spoon for easier dying 1 gram of Matcha.
20.70€ (VAT included)
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Description
BAMBOO BRUSH
The matcha whisk, called Chasen, is traditionally handcrafted from a single piece of bamboo. The purpose of the whisk is to evenly and consistently mix the water and Matcha powder, as the powder likes to stick together in small lumps when it comes into contact with water. With a whisk, you will prevent this when adding water gently. In addition, using a whisk and stirring intensively will create a gentle Matcha foam.
Clean the whisk only with warm water.
MATCHA TSP
Drinking Matcha is a real ritual in Japan. In addition to the cup and whisk, part of the equipment for preparing real Matcha is also a teaspoon or Chashaku. A bamboo spoon designed to give you the most accurate dose of Matcha.
To prepare Matcha, we need 1 g, which is exactly one bamboo spoon.
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The word Matcha comes from Japanese: "ma" means ground, while "cha" means real tea of the highest quality. Matcha is a powdered tea obtained from the green tea plant. The process of producing Matcha is as follows, before harvesting, the plant is covered for at least 3 to 4 weeks so that it grows in the shade and thus preserves chlorophyll, then only the smallest leaves of the first harvest (ceremonial Matcha) are picked, the stems and veins are removed, and they are steam-dried and later manually ground in stone mills. The same process is used to obtain premium Matcha, except that it is a different brew and the leaves are a little larger. All premium Matcha comes exclusively from Japan. The best from the Kyoto-Uji region, where ours is from. All Zen Oasis Matcha comes directly from Japan and is freshly ground on the fly. Zen oasis Matcha also has all quality certificates (you can see them in the certificates tab) and is 100% organic. Zen Oasis Matcha is of premium quality and therefore not bitter!
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