“OROS” GRATER - STAINLESS STEEL - EAトCO - YOSHIKAWA
Japanese stainless steel “Oros” condiment grater. Use it for ginger, garlic, wasabi, or citrus zest at the last moment, so the condiments retain all their aroma.
Its curved edge holds the juice: nothing drips. Then simply slide it into a broth, soup, or sauce, where the condiments dissolve directly.
Its name comes from the Japanese verb “orosu,” which means to grate.
As beautiful on the table as it is effective in the kitchen!
Made in Tsubame-Sanjō, Niigata Prefecture, Japan.
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Technical specifications
- Dimensions: 20 × 4.5 cm
- Material: stainless steel
- Range: EAtoCO, Yoshikawa
- Weight: approximately 94 g
- Made in: Tsubame-Sanjō, Niigata Prefecture, Japan
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Yoshikawa, the metal of Tsubame-Sanjō since 1946
Tsubame-Sanjō, in Niigata Prefecture, is Japan’s major center for metalworking. It was there in 1946 that Yoshikawa Kinzoku, a metal trading company, began making spoons and forks from scraps from a local stainless steel mill.
Now based in Yahiko, Yoshikawa designs its utensils and has them made by workshops in Tsubame-Sanjō. They are simple, robust items designed to last for years. EAトCO is its range of utensils built around one idea: eating and cooking (EAT + COOK).