Description
Wooden chopping board made from various local and imported hardwood. This version was made from Australian Blackbutt and Purple Heart. A perfect stylish addition to any kitchen.
Each board is unique and no two chopping boards are the same. Wooden chopping board made from timber has natural anti-bacterial property. This means that it is less likely to be a breeding ground for germs.
Wooden chopping board is easy to take care and easy on your knives. Cutting and chopping on plastic, glass, or bamboo board will blunt your knives quicker as the surface is hard on your knife. Additionally using plastic boards too often result in small plastic substance on your food and not good for the environment. In comparison, with wooden boards you do not have to worry with small plastic particles and they absorb most of the impact from your knives so the knives will stay sharper for longer.
Colour and pattern may vary from the photo. Some boards have rounded edge, bevel, or straight edge. Finished with food-grade oil.
Size: 455 x 298 x 26. Have a specific size, shape, or finish in mind? Feel free to contact us for custom orders.
How to look after your chopping board and minimise cracking:
- Wash your chopping board with soapy warm water and dry them thoroughly. Dry your chopping board on a drying rack so both sides of the board can dry simultaneously.
- Re-oil your chopping board with mineral oil every three to four months to prolong their life and repel moisture.
- Do not wash your chopping board using your dishwasher as they are quite harsh on your board.
- Store your chopping board upright to prevent moisture build up on one side of the board and to allow air to flow on both sides.
- You can use lemon and salt to clean your chopping board. Sprinkle salt on the board and rub the board using half a lemon. Leave the board for 5 minutes and then rinse well afterwards.
We try our best selecting the highest grade timbers for our products. Occasionally these timbers have gum veins or knots in them. These are unique characteristics of natural timbers and they are not a defect.
