Fouet obtenu avec Hojicha
"J'ai profité de l'offre Hojicha avec le fouet offert, bonne qualité"
18,95€
Unit price perThis traditional matcha whisk (called "chasen") carved from natural bamboo is the essential tool for unlocking the magic of matcha. Its finely hand-carved tines transform your matcha powder into smooth, velvety foam. Each preparation becomes a soothing ritual where the gesture matters as much as the result.
Estimated delivery between: 26 June and 30 June.
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Our matcha whisk is made from 100% bamboo. The protective case is made of plastic and contains a desiccant sachet.
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At Maïdo, we know that to prepare the best matcha, you need the right accessories. For this: nothing beats a good whisk, the instrument that respects the millennial tradition of Japanese tea.
Our Chasen (whisk) is not just any whisk. It is the soul of the ceremony, carved from bamboo according to the ancestral gestures of artisans. Each slat, meticulously hand-cut, vibrates under your fingers to transform matcha powder into a creamy and velvety foam.
It is the tool for true matcha lovers, for those who understand that preparation is part of the pleasure. A matcha whisk to be handled with consciousness, in calm, listening to the slight rustle of the bamboo against the bowl.
Step 1: relax the bamboo
Dip the tines in warm water for a few seconds to soften them. Your whisk should take a bath before each use (it's temperamental...).
Step 2: Prepare the matcha powder
Add 1-2g of matcha powder to your bowl. Ideally, use a bowl with a smooth bottom to avoid damaging the tines of your whisk.
Step 3: Time for the big bath
Add 65ml to 75ml of hot water (70-80°C) and stir gently at first, to incorporate the tea with the water.
Step 4: Lather
Whisk vigorously in rapid "M" (like Maïdo!) or "W" motions until a fine foam is obtained. The secret: use your wrist, not your whole arm.
Gentle and stress-free energy
Unlike coffee, matcha boosts without the jitters. It promotes stress reduction, offering a calming and steady vitality, accompanied by a feeling of well-being that lasts for hours.
Powerful antioxidants
A small spoonful of matcha contains more antioxidants than a handful of blueberries. A real natural boost to support your body every day.
Calm & Mental Clarity
L-theanine naturally present in matcha promotes a clear, focused, and calm mind. Perfect for staying focused without tension. The zen and productive duo we love!
Easy digestion & happy tummy
Matcha aids digestion and reduces bloating. A gentle ally for those with sensitive stomachs.
First, soak the tines in warm water to soften them. Pour the matcha powder into your bowl, add a little hot water (70-80°C), then whisk rapidly in "M" or "W" motions. The secret: use your wrist, not your whole arm.
After use, simply rinse your matcha whisk (chasen) under warm running water without using soap or detergent, which could alter the taste of your tea. Gently shake it to remove excess water, then let it air dry, ideally on a whisk holder or placed on a clean cloth with the prongs facing upwards. Ensure it is completely dry before storing it in a well-ventilated area to prevent mold and extend its lifespan.
Yes, it's completely normal for your matcha whisk (chasen) to shed a few tines when you first start using it.
Bamboo whisks are handmade, and it's common for a few bristles to come loose during the first few uses. This doesn't affect the whisk's performance or compromise the quality of your matcha. Over time, your whisk will stabilize.
To minimize bristle loss, make sure to briefly soak the whisk in hot water before each use, avoid scrubbing vigorously against the bottom of the bowl, and ensure proper drying after each use.
It's natural! Bamboo can slightly age with time and use, especially if the water is hard. As long as there's no mold, it's simply a sign of a well-used and living tool.
It is not mandatory, but a stand (naoshi) helps preserve the shape of the teeth between uses. In the meantime, a simple narrow glass does the trick for drying it upright.
We do not offer this stand at the moment, but we are working on adding this product to our catalog.
Absolutely not! Bamboo is sensitive to high temperatures and harsh detergents. A simple rinse with lukewarm water is sufficient, followed by natural drying, standing upright on its stand or in a glass.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.
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"J'ai profité de l'offre Hojicha avec le fouet offert, bonne qualité"
"J'ai voulu acheter ce fouet car j'en avais pas pour faire une belle mousse et c'est parfait, livraison rapide Il faut en prendre soin pour pas qu'il casse comme tout fouet en bambou par contre"
"Le fouet marche bien mais faut penser à bien détendre les branches avec de l'eau chaude avant pour pas que ça casse"
"Super fouet et bon raport qualité prix, je l'ai eu dans le pack de démarrage"
It all started in Japan, with a rejection... then a revelation. I couldn't find that matcha, the one that made me slow down, savor, and understand, anywhere in France. So, we decided to share it, genuinely, without fuss, and without strange powders.
Behind Maïdo Matcha, there's a real story, encounters, suitcases full of tea, and a lot of curiosity.
At Maïdo Matcha, we don't do things by halves. Our teas are grown in Japan, respecting traditions, without additives or questionable powders. We prioritize authenticity, transparency, and a sincere approach, no unnecessary fuss.
Our partners share this vision: eco-responsible logistics, zero plastic, 100% green energy, and humane and equitable working conditions.
And above all, we remain true to our mission: to help you discover exceptional matchas, to be accessible, honest, and always a little bit complicit.