Poêlon torréfacteur horoku Nouveautés published by Delachaux & Niestlé

published by Delachaux & Niestlé

it is produced in Japan in the Gifu Prefecture in the center of the island of Honshu

or even fresh cartons of hibiscus

designed to enhance each infusion with its transparency

Celui-ci présente une juste balance entre une aromatique végétale fraîche se terminant sur une note gourmande presque châtaigne

Poêlon torréfacteur horoku Nouveautés published by Delachaux & NiestléThis accessory that comes straight from Japan allows you to roast your own tea. Its Japanese name is horoku or hoji ki. The tea once roasted is hojicha, from hoji, roast, and cha, tea. It is very easy to use on gas, electric plate and even induction with the necessary support for the latter. In 3 minutes, you will have your home roasted tea ready to pour into your teapot. Watch the video for instructions. To your pans ! To practice, you can opt for