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Tea Scoop Chashaku | Bamboo Matcha Scoop

4.9 · 27 reviews

$22.00

Our chashaku is a traditional bamboo matcha scoop, handmade from a single piece of fine bamboo. Use it as your matcha spoon to measure the same amount into the bowl every time.

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Traditional bamboo chashaku for measuring matcha into the bowl.

Use
Measure
Best for
Usucha · Koicha
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Reviewed by Janet R., from United States
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Rated 5 out of 5

The Chashaku Tea Scoop Gets it Right!

I am enjoying using the Chashaku Tea Scoop for more than one reason. It measures the matcha powder to just the right amount, and it's made of a natural material...bamboo! I could use a teaspoon instead...and I did for a while...but this bamboo scoop does the measurement quickly and accurately enough...and it's a lot more fun to use. I feel as though I am more in touch with a long-standing tradition that goes back many hundreds of years. This is the way Japanese have made matcha, for a very long time. I can imagine drinking my matcha in another much earlier century...and using the same bowl, and the bamboo whisk...and now the bamboo Chashaku as well! I'm not Japanese, but I still enjoy honoring this wonderful tradition.

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Reviewed by Kathy K., from United States
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Rated 5 out of 5

matcha tea scoop

Love using this to measure my tea.

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Reviewed by Chiara Teresa Raen W., from United States
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Rated 4 out of 5

great little bamboo scoop!

fits nicely into Matcha foil bags with long handle ,, I'm keeping it dry for just scooping ordered first scoop year ago used for stiring hot Matcha but it gets ruined and gives odd taste so keeping second for dry scooping and keeping in fridge in zip baggie ...

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Rated 5 out of 5

Simple, cool, easy to use!

Cool item! Bought two as backup

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Rated 5 out of 5

Awesome product

Easy to use never have to worry about measuring again.

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Tea Scoop Chashaku | Bamboo Matcha Scoop

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What a chashaku is

A chashaku is the slender bamboo scoop that lifts matcha from its tin or caddy into the bowl. The name joins cha, tea, and shaku, a scoop. It looks simple, a thin strip of bamboo curved into a small cup at the tip, but in a Japanese tea setting it sits beside the bowl and the whisk as one of the three essential tools. Ours is handmade from a single piece of fine bamboo.

Using a bamboo matcha scoop

A chashaku measures by habit more than by number. How much it holds depends on how heaped you take it, so most people settle on a number of scoops for a bowl of usucha and keep to it. Once you do, the tea tastes the same from one morning to the next. A light tap on the rim of the bowl knocks off the last of the powder.

Chashaku or a metal matcha spoon

Bamboo is light and gentle on a ceramic bowl or a lacquer caddy. Wipe it with a dry cloth after use rather than soaking it, so it keeps its curve. If you would rather measure to the gram, our stainless steel 1 g scooper does that. Set the chashaku beside a bamboo matcha whisk and you have the two tools a traditional bowl is built around.