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Japanese stainless steel grater brush displayed horizontally against a white background
Close up view of fine wire bristles on a Japanese stainless steel grater brush on white background
Close up view of the round handle on a Japanese stainless steel grater brush on white background
Nami from JOC using a Japanese stainless steel brush to gather ground sesame seeds inside a traditional Suribachi mortar
Japanese stainless steel grater brush displayed horizontally against a white background
Close up view of fine wire bristles on a Japanese stainless steel grater brush on white background
Close up view of the round handle on a Japanese stainless steel grater brush on white background
Nami from JOC using a Japanese stainless steel brush to gather ground sesame seeds inside a traditional Suribachi mortar

Japanese Stainless Steel Grater Brush

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Make the most of freshly grated ingredients with the Japanese Stainless Steel Grater Brush, a clever kitchen tool designed to collect ingredients from Japanese graters. Its fine, flexible stainless steel bristles sweep grated ginger, garlic, daikon, wasabi, and other ingredients from between the grater teeth, helping you retrieve the small bits that can be difficult to remove with a spoon.

The fan-shaped bristles glide across the grating surface while keeping your fingers safely away from the sharp teeth. Simply brush the grated ingredients together, then use the grater to transfer them directly into your dish. It is especially handy for finely grated aromatics, where you want to capture every bit of flavor.

Slim, durable, and easy to store, the Japanese Stainless Steel Grater Brush is a thoughtful companion for your favorite oroshigane. Use it for Japanese cooking or whenever you grate fresh aromatics for sauces, dressings, marinades, noodles, and more.

Dimension

5.5" L × 1.8" W × 0.3" H (14 × 4.5 × 0.8 cm)

Weight

0.9 oz (25 g)

Material

18-8 Stainless Steel

Craft Type

Tsubamesanjo

Brand

EAトCO



Tsubamesanjo

Located in Niigata Prefecture, Tsubamesanjo is one of Japan’s foremost centers of metal craftsmanship. The tradition began in the early Edo period, when local farmers began forging nails, forming a community of skilled metalworkers. Renowned for producing durable, finely crafted kitchenware and blades, the region now excels in stainless-steel kitchen tools, hand-hammered copperware, and finely sharpened knives. Each piece reflects generations of craftsmanship, admired for its enduring quality and precision.

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US Standard Shipping is $15, with Free Standard Shipping on orders over $199. International rates vary by destination. We do not currently ship to EU countries.

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