Jun 7th, '09, 14:53
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by fmoreira272 » Jun 7th, '09, 14:53
I forgot my chasen in the counter and my cat chewed it up(maybe a hint she wants more catnip?)
anyway i was looking at amazon and found a DoMatcha whisk saying its a "traditional japanese":
http://www.amazon.com/DoMatcha-Traditio ... 155&sr=8-3
I have had chinese made chasen and they didnt last very long. for the price seems a good deal at amazon. does anyone has that one? I appreciate any suggestion for a good chasen for daily use. thanks
Jun 7th, '09, 14:58
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by olivierco » Jun 7th, '09, 14:58
With such a low price it is probably a Chinese chasen.
I bought my chasen from o-cha. (one for koicha and one for usacha)
Jun 7th, '09, 15:25
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by Proinsias » Jun 7th, '09, 15:25
olivierco wrote:(one for koicha and one for usacha)
Any particular reason you have one for koicha and one for usacha?
Jun 7th, '09, 15:30
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by olivierco » Jun 7th, '09, 15:30
Proinsias wrote:
Any particular reason you have one for koicha and one for usacha?
The chasen for koicha have less tines which makes the kneading for koicha easier.
But you can achieve good results with a normal chasen.
Chasen for koicha
Usual Chasen
