After trying many different whisks, we’ve found this one to be the best non-bamboo option. While a traditional bamboo Chasen will still give you the finest, most delicate foam, this resin whisk wins for everyday ease, especially when it comes to cleaning.
For cafés or home kitchens, it’s a great choice for cold whisking with milk, iced matcha, or lattes, where quick cleanup is a must. The whisk can be taken apart for a thorough wash, and it’s wonderfully hygienic for frequent use.
After use, the whisk’s outer tips can be removed from the handle for easy cleaning. Wash thoroughly, reassemble, and place on the stand. Rinsing with hot water helps keep it hygienic and maintain its shape.
Available in two colours – Natural and Charcoal, so you can choose the look that best suits your tea space.
A little care tip: If you’d like to use the dishwasher, simply place it on its stand first, this helps it keep its shape and be ready for your next pour.
Features & How to Use
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Created with guidance from experienced tea ceremony instructors, this whisk beautifully maintains the traditional and functional design of a classic chasen.
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Made from polypropylene, a strong and heat-resistant plastic commonly found in baby bottles, cups, and toys, this whisk is exceptionally hygienic, durable, and easy to care for.
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After use, simply detach the outer prongs from the handle, wash thoroughly, then reassemble and restore its shape by pouring boiling water over it. This simple step keeps the whisk looking and performing like new for a long time.
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This versatile resin whisk is perfect not only for preparing matcha but also for mixing a variety of ingredients such as oils, dairy, and eggs, making it a handy tool for many culinary uses.
Detail
Whisk: Polypropylene resin
Whisk Stand: ABS resin
Heat Resistance: 100°C (212°F)
Size: D 5.5cm × H 11cm
Made in Japan
Dishwasher Safe
What is Chasen?
Chasen is a tea whisk, one of the tea utensils used in the tea ceremony to make matcha (powdered green tea). Chasen has many prongs which enable you to whisk a bowl of smooth and frothy matcha into a tea bowl. Most of the chasen is made of bamboo, but the type and colour of bamboo used differs depending on the school.
