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Madeira Plantation Teak End-Grain Cutting Boards

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Madeira Plantation Teak End-Grain Cutting Boards

Name: Madeira Plantation Teak End-Grain Cutting Boards
Brand: Madeira
SKU: madeira-plantation-teak-end-grain-cutting-boards
Price: 49.99 USD
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Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

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These cutting boards originate from one of the largest teak plantations in South America. The wood is sourced using responsible forestry practices and made with remnants from other teak products typically discarded during manufacturing Read More

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Oct 2, 2018

While these are useless as a cutting board, they do look quite pretty for use as a cheese platter!

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NJboneless

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Apr 7, 2018

How porous are these? Wood cutting boards always seem to soak up anything thats been cut on it.

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kstokley

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Apr 10, 2018

NJbonelessThese come pre-oiled, but any wooden cutting board will need to be maintained to prevent them from becoming porous. Food grade mineral oil is most commonly used, however many people will use a mineral oil & beeswax mix.

dvorcol

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May 10, 2018

NJbonelessI use John Boos Cutting Board Oil and Cream (two products; oil is applied and allowed to soak in overnight, and then same thing with the cream, and you are good to go). It has been working very well. NSF approved.

MrClean

Apr 5, 2018

Tram is not a great choice for boards and the thickness may cause the board to warp

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Kavik

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Apr 6, 2018

MrCleanThat was my first thought too, definitely on the thin side

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lycanthropejeff

Apr 5, 2018

There are better choices than teak for a cutting board. It contains high amounts of silica which will dull your blades faster than some other choices like maple, cherry, walnut or some types of oak. No doubt these are very beautiful tho...