Beautiful and sturdy, this bamboo cutting board will make a great addition to your kitchen. Great alternative to wood or plastic

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Product Description

Ideal for everyday use, this two-toned end grain bamboo cutting board measures 11-in. x 11-in. x 1.5-in.. It is a great board for chopping vegetables or meats. Wash with warm soapy water and dry immediately; do not put this cutting board in the dishwasher. Occasionally restore with mineral oil to preserve the beauty of the board.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #57487 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Brand: MIU
• Model: 90065
• Dimensions: 11.25" h x 1.35" w x 11.25" l, 5.00 pounds

Features

• Butcher-block-style bamboo cutting board
• Bamboo is harder than maple and environmentally sound
• Stands up to hard chopping of meats and vegetables
• Handsome design features light border and darker center
• Medium size measures 11-1/4 by 11-1/4 by 1-1/3 inches

Amazon.com Review
Bamboo, which grows quickly and can be sustainably harvested, now replaces maple for many home applications, such as flooring and kitchen tools. This cutting board, made like a butcher block with the tough end grains forming the cutting surface, is harder than maple and stands up to heavy-duty chopping of meats and vegetables. Bamboo has its own distinctive good looks, and MIU France has designed the pieces to form a light-colored border around a darker center. Medium-sized, the bamboo cutting board measures 11-1/4 by 11-1/4 by 1-1/3 inches and can be wiped clean. --Ann Bieri

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Customer Reviews

It cracks and you cannot get the glue from a label off
This is a great board.
But it cracks in a few months down the middle.
We oil it regularly and never soak it in water.

Also some glue in the center of the board from a label
not able to remove...

Do not like cracked bamboo cutting boards do you?

Bamboo Cutting Board
Where are you? I never recieved a cutting board I recieved software.

RTracey
I bought this board in spite of the caveat about the sticky glue. Here's what not to try. First, I laid wet sponges on the glue for a couple of hours, then tried to scrub the glue off with a 3M green thing. Then I tried WD40 as a solvent (the glue got stickier), and tried more scrubbing. Then acetone, bad-bad (This will whiten the surface). Then I oiled it. I still has marks, but after a couple of years of use no one will notice. It's a neat board otherwise.