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Why i chose a Wooden Chopping board and why you should choose one too.
I started to cook at an early age. It was a necessity and not something I did because I was passionate about it. I loved food but cooking was something I was taught as a skill. My mom taught me basic cooking while I was 10. I could heat milk, make tea and make a…
Best Wooden Chopping Boards in India Under ₹1000 (2025 Guide)
Best wooden chopping boards in India under ₹1000 price When purchasing a chopping board under a budget, we often try to compromise on quality for price. It need not be too hard. Today you can purchase an excellent cutting board under Rs 1000 without compromising on quality. Wooden chopping boards are sustainable, self-healing and safe…
What types of Oils are safe to use on your cutting board
Wooden cutting board oiling goes under a lot of debate. When to oil your board, how to oil it, and what oil to use are common discussions. To safely maintain and extend the lifespan of your wooden chopping board, oil your board with food-safe mineral oil or coconut oil that is resistant to rancidity. The…
When to Replace Cutting Boards and Why?
When should I replace my cutting board? Some of us have a cutting board which looks functional and only a few months old but looks terrible. And then there are some of us who have been using a board for a decade or so. We are unsure if our board needs changing. Replacing a new…
Why Some Woods are Better than Others in the Kitchen
Wooden cutting boards are great. But they are also confusing. The problem with wooden cutting boards is that there are at least 10 prominent woods which are commonly available apart from hundreds of unnamed wood. Many wooden cutting boards are just advertised as “wooden Cutting Board” with no information on the wood used. Customers buy…
Why Neem Wood Chopping Boards Are the Kitchen Upgrade You Didn’t Know You Needed
Neem as a tree is known for its abundant use in Ayurveda. The health benefits of Neem are not new in India. Traditionally used to counter various diseases from annual flu to diabetes, neem is known as a wonder plant. The use of neem wood is considered therapeutic since ages. Neem oil is used in…
Why Teak is Becoming a Popular Wood for Cutting Boards
Teak was always considered premium quality since ages. In India, teak was a prized possession, used in furniture and construction where aesthetics, durability, and reliability were required. Till the late 1900s, teak was expensive because it was not abundantly cultivated. Considered a forest wood, it was available only at a very high price. With the…
Types of wood used for cutting boards in India
Types of Wood Used for Cutting Boards in IndiaCutting boards are an essential in Indian kitchen. Traditionally, people from each part of the country have used wood which was locally available. The southern part of India mostly used Tamarind wood, Teak and Neem. The northern part of India used Acacia, Mango and Teak. Some areas…
Why Teak Wood Vegetable Chopping Boards Are the Best Choice for Your Kitchen
One of the few kitchen accessories used daily is a chopping board. Purchasing one that is good, which will last you a long time and is functional and multipurpose, can only add value to your kitchen and home. A poor cutting board is a nuisance and an inconvenience. Poorly crafted boards that slide and dance…
