🍵 Authentic Bskifnn Japanese Tea Set - Matcha Ceremony Accessories for Beginners: Whisk, Whisk Holder, and Tea Spoon (White) Review

Whisk stand is ok and appears to be of good quality but after a few uses the whisk starts to wear out and loosen in the middle, indicating that this is not twisted tight enough.

Love the whisk holder. It is durable and visually appealing. This pack was exactly what I was looking for as I needed to replace an old whisk. The shovel is a bonus. I can highly recommend this set, especially for beginners.

I love this tea set. I was looking for a whisk and stand to match my kitchen and was so happy to find this soft white set. The whisk has held up well over the past few months, the shovel is easy to use, and the stand makes it easy to dry my whisk.

This makes my morning game ritual quick and easy. Definitely helps to mix matcha quickly. The stand helps keep the bamboo whisk in shape and while I didn't find it necessary at first I'm glad I have one. Overall this is a really easy to use and easy to clean kit. A great gift for yourself or the matcha drinker in your life.

Just delivered today, I was so excited to use it and made my first batch and after whipping all my bristles are soft and straight. It is so strange that I have had other matcha whisks and this has never happened even after years of use. These bristles felt a bit thinner and softer than my last ones, I think the quality isn't meant for much use, sad as I was expecting to use them daily. I don't know what to do now...

For the price the tools provided are more than enough to make a good cup of matcha. The set includes a bamboo whisk, a spoon for the powder bowl and a whisk holder. The whisk handle is hollow and feels a bit too light in the hands, but otherwise works well. The shovel is made from two joined pieces of wood, which is not only flimsy but means you have to be careful with it. A stand is a stand. The whisk only lasted a few months with careful handling, but for $15 it's not such a bad buy.

I've recently become very interested in Matcha and decided to invest in myself instead of spending $5 on a cup, so I bought a Matcha kit and powder. This set was good for the first two cups I made but then on the third use I saw splinters forming breaking the bamboo in the spoon structure. I also don't think I whip as much as in other videos. I think I'll try to find one in Chinatown to compare if they're all the same quality, otherwise I think you might as well get an electric one to save…