Tofu-savory eye-cut plate

A dice-shaped cut of tofu that is often required when cooking, such as mapo tofu and miso soup. It doesn't make a big mistake, but it often crumbles, doesn't have a uniform shape, and doesn't look good.

In such a case, I found a convenient product with 100-yen ceria. Its name is "Tofu-savory eye cut plate".

Tofu-savory eye-cut plate

Tofu-savory eye-cut plate

Tofu-savory eye-cut plate

A tool created just to cut tofu into diced pieces. With this, you can cut a whole packed tofu without a kitchen knife or cutting board.

How to use

Discard the water in the pack and take out the tofu

Tofu-savory eye-cut plate

Open the plate and place it on the pack

Tofu-savory eye-cut plate

Tofu-savory eye-cut plate

Tofu-savory eye-cut plate

Place the tofu on top and push it in from directly above so that it returns to the pack. This will cut the tofu into plates

Tofu-savory eye-cut plate

Tofu-savory eye-cut plate

Tofu-savory eye-cut plate

Take it out, insert the plate on the side, and slide it sideways.

Tofu-savory eye-cut plate

Tofu-savory eye-cut plate

Tofu-savory eye-cut plate

Tofu-savory eye-cut plate

A uniform tofu-like eye cut is completed! It may take some time while reading how to use it the first time, but I think that the work will be completed in a dozen seconds after the second time.

The only thing I'm curious about is that the plate cut from the side is a little small. When I used 350g (12.35oz) of tofu this time, only one row at the end became a brick shape instead of a dice. I think it's probably the perfect product for 300g (10.58oz).

Tofu-savory eye-cut plate
One row of plates is missing

Instead, the plate is too big to fit in the pack! Is that rare?

Tofu-savory eye-cut plate
If it is a large tofu, the rectangular parallelepiped will be mixed.

The size of the pack tofu that can be used comfortably is limited, but it is a nice idea product. It doesn't have a blade, so I'm happy that even children can use it with confidence. How about incorporating it to households where tofu often appears on the table?