I need new cutting boards
I just ordered a nice set of Wusthof knives and now need a couple nice wood cutting boards. Any suggestions on your favourite ones? Thanks.
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I just bought this boos walnut cutting board at Winners. It was $36 on clearance but I almost bought it at $79.99 full price a couple months ago. Glad it's a good one.
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I have a number of cheap ($2) plastic cutting boards that I find really handy for small jobs. Got them at Superstore.death_hawk wrote: ↑I prefer plastic over wood solely because I can wash them in the dishwasher.
Wood is nice but it's a PITA to clean with a small sink.
Nov 18th, 2014 10:15 pm
I bought a pack of flexible ones off Amazon for small jobs.
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I picked up one of those wood boards about a month ago - RCSS had a 4 day sale and it was about $20 (can't remember exact price) It's a beautiful board.bonterra wrote: ↑Superstore has some gorgeous grained wood boards, pricy at $34.99. I first noticed them last week.
I miss the disposable Saran brand Cutting Sheets. They were so great for chopping things like nuts or cutting fish, cut and throw away. No residue on regular boards when cooking for guests with allergies.
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Nice score, I never seen boos blocks at winners...I check every time
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Too thin,htis looks good, but with being that thin, is prone to warping.1C5 wrote: ↑This one is on sale at Costco till the end of the month. Does it look ok for the price?
http://m.costco.ca/The-Acadian-Cutting- ... 42107.html
Nov 19th, 2014 7:41 pm
That cherry one is as thin as the original one I posted though.BobW wrote: ↑Too thin,htis looks good, but with being that thin, is prone to warping.
http://www.costco.ca/John-Boos-Solid-Ma ... 58700.html a lot more money, but one you can own for the rest of your life.
Edit to add http://www.costco.ca/John-Boos-Cherry-W ... 27530.html for a good quality board; I prefer maple and end grain, but this is pretty attractive for Boos quality at a reasonable price.
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