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Liz Stella
about 2 years ago • Austin

Cutting Board Recommendations please! Durable and preferably wooden.

I currently use an Epicurean brand of board which is serving me greatly but I'd like a new board that is easy to clean and can handle a few things being chopped on it! I sometimes feel like I'm cramming too much on a board with veg etc. spilling off during transportation so I'm hoping for a long-term new kitchen resident that will get the job done for someone who likes to cook.
9 replies
about 2 years ago
Highly recommend getting a Boos Block if you cook a lot. They're pricey, but a great investment! I've had the same two for a few years now and they still hold up very well.
about 2 years ago
Shawnn Casagrande - I bet you have some great insight on this! Where do you get your boards?
about 2 years ago
I can't say a brand but have always trusted good finds from HomeGoods.
about 2 years ago
Boos Block for the win! I used to own a BBQ restaurant and we ran through boards, but the large Boos Blocks that we invested into paid off and stood the test of time and heavy use.
about 2 years ago
Do you have a Sur La Table by you? They have online shopping but with stuff for our kitchen we like to hold it before buying ya know. Really quality stuff!
about 2 years ago
I don't think you could possibly do better than Epicurean. Eco-friendly wood composite, dishwasher safe, nice to your knives--those cutting boards check *all* the boxes.
about 2 years ago
These are fantastic suggestions. Joshua Van Sant not nearby but I've shopped with them online before. I'm going to look into some of these!
about 2 years ago
I love the boards that we got for Sur La Table
about 2 years ago
about 2 years ago