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I place many wooden items in, including a cutting board from Ikea, and they turn out just fine. I'm surprised how many cutting boards, searching online, start to warp or otherwise get messed up over time (not to say that I don't otherwise understand why). Might this be an option?
Yeah, I've been putting those cheap wooden spoons for years in the dishwasher, and apart from change in color, completely unscaved. Not sure why there can't be a product where the same can be expected of the cutting board.
but, if they do, the dishwasher could be harmful to the finish. Also, it could be that it effects certain woods more than others.Another possibility could be that they used white glue instead of wood glue. (Which is fine, so long as you don't leave it submerged for a long time.)
I really hope for the people that do buy these that they didn't cheap out with white glue, considering how expensive these are. The wood really isn't that expensive (Estimating about $20 CAD for the XL) and these are honestly one of the most easiest items to make as this would be a good starter project for someone learning woodworking.
But, it's entirely up to you, you may not be able to find anything like these locally, in which case, if you can afford the investment, this will be a really nice piece that should last for years.