Yakusaji Measuring Teaspoon |Â 5ml
In Japanese, "Yaku" in "Yakusaji" means 'approximately,' while "Saji" translates to 'spoons.' Thus, it describes a spoon used to measure the volume of condiments to an approximation. Not only are they ideal for roughly measuring out condiments and other ingredients, but they can also be used for stirring and scooping.
The product is available in two sizes: 5ml and 15ml.
Designed and made in Tsubame, Japan.
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Yakusaji Measuring Teaspoon |Â 5ml
In Japanese, "Yaku" in "Yakusaji" means 'approximately,' while "Saji" translates to 'spoons.' Thus, it describes a spoon used to measure the volume of condiments to an approximation. Not only are they ideal for roughly measuring out condiments and other ingredients, but they can also be used for stirring and scooping.
The product is available in two sizes: 5ml and 15ml.
Designed and made in Tsubame, Japan.
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In Japanese, "Yaku" in "Yakusaji" means 'approximately,' while "Saji" translates to 'spoons.' Thus, it describes a spoon used to measure the volume of condiments to an approximation. Not only are they ideal for roughly measuring out condiments and other ingredients, but they can also be used for stirring and scooping.
The product is available in two sizes: 5ml and 15ml.
Designed and made in Tsubame, Japan.
