Boos Blocks Reversible Hardwood Cutting Board (24x18x1.5) by John Boos & Co
Use the cutting board the pros use. This Reversible Maple Cutting Board, made by John Boos, is part of a professional series that's FDA approved and has been awarded the Gold Medal Award by Chefs of America. The extra-thick board will hold large cuts of meat, piles of vegetables and ample size turke... See complete description »
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Use the cutting board the pros use. This Reversible Maple Cutting Board, made by John Boos, is part of a professional series that's FDA approved and has been awarded the Gold Medal Award by Chefs of America. The extra-thick board will hold large cuts of meat, piles of vegetables and ample size turkeys. The board features two flat sides and slightly rounded edges for comfortable handling. Measures 24-in. x 18-in. x 1.5-in.
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This has been a great cutting board. I bought it through the Calphalon website because I had a gift card; otherwise I would have bought it somewhere else for a better price.
This is my second BooS cutting board. Totally pleased with the product. Not so pleased with the shipping, but I live in Hawaii and shipping (with the exception of Amazon) isn't the best. Wonder why Amazon works and others don't?
Bought this for my girlfriends birthday and she absolutely loves It.
Bought this for my wife (old thinner cutting board started warping and cracking) and now it has become a permanent part of our counter top.... she loves it!!!
the board seemed a little rough. maybe it needed a slight sanding. i bought boos cream and that seemed to solve problem. maybe because of the beeswax. overall i love it.
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