How to Use
the Bonsai CHa Chasen Matcha Maker:
A Detailed Guide
The Chasen Matcha Maker: A Modern Matcha Machine
Matcha, an integral part of Japanese culture, is now becoming a popular coffee alternative worldwide. The Bonsai Cha Chasen Matcha Maker brings the traditional art of matcha into the modern age, offering an easy and efficient way to enjoy matcha. This guide will walk you through using your Chasen Matcha Maker, tips for caring for your machine, and frequently asked questions.
The Bonsai Cha Chasen Matcha Maker is perfect for anyone wanting to enjoy matcha without the complexities of traditional preparation methods. Whether you prefer hot, cold, or a matcha-based recipe, the Chasen guarantees a perfect matcha moment, every single time.
What is Matcha?
Matcha is finely ground green tea powder from specially grown and processed tea leaves. Unlike traditional tea, where leaves are steeped in water, matcha involves consuming the whole leaf, providing higher concentrations of nutrients.
What is the Chasen Matcha Maker?
Once you unbox your matcha maker, ensure all parts are present. There should be a dock, a chamber, a lid, and an agitator. Plug in the dock, place the agitator in the main chamber and secure the main chamber on the electrical dock. The matcha maker should beep once to confirm a power source has been connected.
How Does a Matcha Machine Work?
A matcha machine makes matcha preparation easy by automatically blending matcha and/or temperature control, eliminating the need for manual whisking and precise water temperature management.
How to Use the Chasen Matcha Maker
Setting Up Your Matcha Maker
Once you unbox your matcha maker, ensure all parts are present. There should be a dock, a chamber, a lid and an agitator. Plug in the dock, place the agitator in the main chamber and secure the main chamber on the electrical dock. The matcha maker should beep once to confirm a power source has been connected.
How to make matcha
Matcha Machines vs. Traditional Preparation Methods
FEATURE | TRADITIONAL MATCHA PREPARATION | MATCHA MACHINE |
---|---|---|
Preparation Time | ❌10-15 minutes | ✓2-3 minutes |
Temperature Control | ❌Wait for the water to boil, difficult to control temperature | ✓Automated temperature control |
Whisking | ❌Manual, needs practice | ✓Automatic |
Consistency | ❌Often lumpy | ✓Always smooth |
Clean-Up | ❌Messy, multiple tools needed | ✓Easy, minimal clean-up |
Benefits of Using the Bonsai Cha Matcha Maker
- Quick and Easy Preparation: Enjoy matcha in just 90 seconds.
- Consistent Quality: Achieve a smooth, lump-free matcha every time.
- Versatile: Prepare both hot and cold matcha with ease.
- Convenient: Simplifies the traditional matcha-making process, making it accessible to everyone.
Bonsai Cha Matcha Latte Recipe
INGREDIENTS:
- 1/2 tsp Bonsai Cha matcha powder (1 scoop)
- 60 ml
- 165 ml milk or milk alternative
- Sweetener of choice (optional)
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Heat Milk: Heat 165 ml of milk or milk alternative using the Bonsai Cha Chasen. Press the button and the color will flash red. Once heated, pour into your favorite mug.
- Add Water: Fill the Bonsai Cha Chasen Matcha Maker with 60 ml of water, about halfway to the spinner bulb.
- Blend Matcha: Add 1/2 tsp (1 scoop) of Bonsai Cha matcha powder to the chamber and blend.
- Mix and Enjoy: Once the matcha maker shuts off automatically and beeps, pour the blended matcha over your milk. Add sweetener if desired. Stir gently and enjoy your creamy matcha latte!
Why Customers Love the Chasen
"I love my Chasen matcha maker, I use it every day and it makes the perfect froth, and I love that you can have your matcha hot or cold. It is so smooth and blends the tea so amazing. I use the Chasen for events as well as it allows me to make on-the-go matcha lattes!"
- Melissa, Red's Zen Tea
Caring for Your Matcha Maker: Cleaning and Maintenance
Here are some tips to care for your matcha maker:
- Disconnect and Store Safely: Always disconnect the matcha maker from the main power source when not in use and store it away from heat sources.
- Avoid Water Damage: Never immerse any part of the matcha maker in water. It is not dishwasher safe.
- Cleaning: Clean the main chamber with a damp cloth and ensure all parts are completely dry before reassembling.
- Check for Damage: Do not use the appliance if damaged. If under warranty, contact Bonsai Cha for assistance.
Matcha Machine Troubleshooting Tips
- Ensure the matcha maker is properly assembled before use.
- Check that the power source matches the voltage requirements.
- Ensure the agitator is secured within the main chamber.
- If the matcha maker is not working correctly, refer to the instruction manual or contact Bonsai Cha for support.
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Frequently Asked Questions
It uses a spinner bulb to mix the matcha powder with water, creating a smooth, consistent cup of matcha with no lumps.
The Chasen makes a single serving of matcha, which is approx. 165ml or ~6 oz.
No, the Chasen is not dishwasher safe. To clean, simply wipe it with a damp cloth.
Yes, you can heat milk or milk alternatives using the Chasen. Do not use thick liquids or solid objects.
No, please avoid adding ice or other solid objects to your matcha making machine.
The extra agitator is an extra piece - just in case!
Yes, the Chasen has a 1 year warranty. Please contact us if you experience any issues with your matcha machine.