
Japanbargain 4595, Japanese Wooden Hangiri Sushi Rice Mixing Bowl Tub For Sushi Restaurant Sushi Oke Sawara Cypress Wood 13 Inch
$122.44
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is a hangiri used for? A: A hangiri is a traditional Japanese wooden bowl used for mixing sushi rice. It helps absorb excess moisture, ensuring the rice reaches the perfect consistency.
- Q: What material is the JapanBargain hangiri made from? A: The JapanBargain hangiri is made from high-quality Sawara cypress wood, which is known for its durability and moisture-absorbing properties.
- Q: What are the dimensions of the hangiri? A: The hangiri measures 13 inches in diameter and 3.5 inches in height, making it suitable for preparing a substantial amount of sushi rice.
- Q: How should I care for my hangiri? A: To care for your hangiri, wipe it with a wet towel before use, rinse with hot water after use, and air dry thoroughly. Store it wrapped in a plastic bag in a cool, well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight.
- Q: Can I use soap to clean my hangiri? A: No, it is recommended to avoid using soaps or harsh detergents when cleaning your hangiri. Simply rinse it with clean water and dry it with a soft towel.
- Q: How do I season my hangiri? A: To season your hangiri, fill it with water and add a quarter cup of rice vinegar. Let it sit overnight, then pour out the solution, wash with clean water, and dry hastily with a soft towel.
- Q: Is this hangiri suitable for commercial use? A: Yes, the JapanBargain hangiri is designed for commercial use, making it ideal for sushi restaurants and chefs who require high-quality, authentic tools.
- Q: What is the benefit of using a wooden hangiri? A: A wooden hangiri, like the one made from Sawara cypress, absorbs excess moisture from the rice, which helps achieve the desired texture and flavor in sushi.
- Q: Is the hangiri handmade? A: Yes, the JapanBargain hangiri is handmade by professional artisans in Japan, ensuring high quality and authenticity.
- Q: Where is the hangiri made? A: The JapanBargain hangiri is made in Japan, crafted from traditional materials and following authentic Japanese methods.