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Miso strainer Miso strainer
Miso strainer, wooden handle

A simple and precise tool for dissolving miso like in Japan.

32,00€
Sélectionné au Japon par Léonard
Plus que 3 en stock, expédié depuis la France
Livraison offerte dès 50 € en France (18,00€ en dessous)
Expédié sous 1 à 2 jours ouvrés
Retours sous 30 jours
Product description

The technique

Place a portion of miso paste into the basket, dip it into the hot dashi, then stir gently using chopsticks or a spoon: the miso dissolves gradually through the fine double mesh, with no lumps or residue.

Why it’s different

A deep stainless steel basket for lightness and durability, with a light wood handle secured by two metal rivets for a firm grip that keeps your hands away from the heat of the bowl.

Why this version instead of a simple strainer

The tight, fine mesh serves a specific purpose: dissolving miso without altering its texture or leaving residue in the broth. This double sifting allows you to control the strength of the miso as you stir, rather than adding it all at once, and the wooden handle gives it a warmer feel than an all-stainless steel version.

Why I chose it

“I chose this version because it takes a very simple tool and gives it a more pleasant dimension for everyday use. The wooden handle provides a warm grip and gives the object a different presence. It's the kind of small detail that might seem secondary, but contributes greatly to the pleasure of using a utensil regularly.”

You’ll love it if

  • you regularly prepare miso soup and want an object that is comfortable to hold
  • you appreciate the contrast between light wood and stainless steel
  • you are looking for a utensil that can also be used to skim broth or strain fine liquids

It’s probably not for you if

  • you are looking for the most compact model possible (see our 70mm miso strainer, which is smaller)
  • you never cook miso soup

In practice

Stainless steel basket and double mesh, wooden handle secured with metal rivets. Rinse immediately after use with hot water to prevent the miso from drying in the fine mesh; dry the wooden handle to prevent it from warping due to moisture.

An object designed to last

The stainless steel ensures the durability of the basket; simple and regular maintenance of the wooden handle (immediate rinsing, thorough drying) will preserve the item over time.

Craft and know-how

The technique

Place a portion of miso paste into the basket, dip it into the hot dashi, then stir gently using chopsticks or a spoon: the miso dissolves gradually through the fine double mesh, with no lumps or residue.

Why it’s different

A deep stainless steel basket for lightness and durability, with a light wood handle secured by two metal rivets for a firm grip that keeps your hands away from the heat of the bowl.

Why this version instead of a simple strainer

The tight, fine mesh serves a specific purpose: dissolving miso without altering its texture or leaving residue in the broth. This double sifting allows you to control the strength of the miso as you stir, rather than adding it all at once, and the wooden handle gives it a warmer feel than an all-stainless steel version.

About this object
Léonard's pick

Why I chose it

“I chose this version because it takes a very simple tool and gives it a more pleasant dimension for everyday use. The wooden handle provides a warm grip and gives the object a different presence. It's the kind of small detail that might seem secondary, but contributes greatly to the pleasure of using a utensil regularly.”

Is it right for you?

You’ll love it if

  • you regularly prepare miso soup and want an object that is comfortable to hold
  • you appreciate the contrast between light wood and stainless steel
  • you are looking for a utensil that can also be used to skim broth or strain fine liquids

It’s probably not for you if

  • you are looking for the most compact model possible (see our 70mm miso strainer, which is smaller)
  • you never cook miso soup
Features and care

Material: stainless steel (basket and double mesh), wooden handle
Attachment: metal rivets
Shape: deep basket, fine and tight mesh
Usage: miso dissolution, skimming broth, light sifting

In practice

Stainless steel basket and double mesh, wooden handle secured with metal rivets. Rinse immediately after use with hot water to prevent the miso from drying in the fine mesh; dry the wooden handle to prevent it from warping due to moisture.

An object designed to last

The stainless steel ensures the durability of the basket; simple and regular maintenance of the wooden handle (immediate rinsing, thorough drying) will preserve the item over time.

Delivery and returns

Fast delivery

All our products are carefully stored in Paris and shipped within 1 to 2 business days.

Your order usually arrives within 48 hours in metropolitan France (Colissimo). Free shipping from €50.

No customs fees, no long wait: you enjoy Japanese quality with the speed of a local delivery.

30-day returns

You have 30 days from receipt to return an item. This period includes the 14-day legal withdrawal period.

For returns after 14 days, the item must be unused, unwashed, and in its original packaging. Return shipping costs are your responsibility, unless there is a defect or an error on our part.

Returns are to be arranged by email at leonard@dogou.fr.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use this strainer to dissolve miso without lumps?

Dip the basket into the hot dashi (not at a rolling boil) and gently press the miso paste against the fine mesh until it has completely dissolved.

Is it only for miso?

No, it can also be used to skim a broth or sieve a thin liquid.

How do I look after the wooden handle?

Rinse the strainer straight after use and dry it to protect the wooden handle.

How to use it?

A miso tool dissolves miso paste, fermented soybean, into broth without leaving lumps.
What it is for: you dip the utensil into hot broth and stir. The paste dissolves and the soup is ready to serve.
Put a portion of miso paste in the basket, dip it into the hot dashi (not at a rolling boil) and gently press the paste against the mesh: the miso dissolves through the fine double mesh, without lumps or residue.
Stir gently with chopsticks or a spoon.
It also skims a broth or strains a fine liquid.
Rinse straight away in hot water so the miso does not dry in the mesh. Dry the wooden handle so it does not warp with damp.
Idea: once the paste is dissolved, add tofu, wakame and sliced spring onion for a full soup in ten minutes.
Good to know: do not boil miso once dissolved, as it would lose its flavour.

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