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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>In [[Japan]], very large mortars are used with wooden [[mallet]]s to prepare [[Mochi (food)|mochi]]. A regular-sized [[Japan]]ese mortar and pestle are called a [[suribachi and surikogi|''suribachi'' and ''surikogi'']], respectively. [[Granite]] mortars and pestles are used in [[Southeast Asia]], as well as [[Pakistan]] and [[India]]. In [[India]], it is used extensively to make spice mixtures for various delicacies as well as day-to-day dishes. With the advent of motorized grinders, the use of the mortar and pestle has decreased. It is traditional in various [[Hindu]] ceremonies (such as weddings, and [[upanayanam]]) to crush [[turmeric]] in these mortars.</div>FuzzyBot