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  • The Pros and Cons of Having a Juice Groove in Your Cutting Board

    A juice groove is a functional design element that stops liquid from flowing onto your countertop. It’s a very small design but highly functional. This may sometimes affect the aesthetics of your board, but it saves you time cleaning your countertop over the course of using the board. That said, juice grooves have their downside…

  • Messy Counters After Cutting Veggies? Here’s How to Keep It Clean and Easy

    Cutting vegetables is the most time-consuming task when it comes to cooking. We spend more time cutting vegetables into the preferred shapes and sizes than cooking them. To make things difficult, each vegetable comes with its own features. Tomatoes are juicy and require a very sharp knife. Potatoes are reasonably stable, easy to cut and…

  • Health Benefits of Using a Teak Wood Chopping Board

    When purchasing a chopping board, we consider material, size, aesthetics and a lot more but forget to consider food safety in most cases. While we obsess on ingredients, cookware and hygiene, we overlook the benefits and drawbacks of a cutting board on our health. The unassuming slab you cut your vegetables on plays a major…

  • The Ultimate Guide to Care and Maintenance for Teak Wood Chopping Boards: How to Clean, Oil, and Protect Your Wooden Cutting Board for Long-Lasting Use

    Teak wood is known for its beauty and durability. Their exceptional durability makes it a perfect material for chopping boards. When you purchase a wooden chopping board, you would want to keep the board in good condition and in its original shape. Unfortunately, over time, your wooden chopping board will lose its lustre and charm.…

  • Ultimate Guide: Teak Wood Chopping Boards vs. Plastic, Bamboo, Glass, Steel and Granite – Which Cutting Board Material Is Best for Your Kitchen?

    The dilemma shoppers face when purchasing a chopping board is no different from that of a fashion enthusiast. The wide variety of material, the designs and features may often be confusing to a homemaker, when purchasing a chopping board. With a variety of material from steel, glass, wood, bamboo, plastic and stone, the choice in…

  • Different Types of Teak Wood Used in Chopping Boards: A Complete Guide

    A teak wood chopping board often tops the list when it comes to a PERFECT chopping board. They feature the best qualities from unmatched durability, water resistance, timeless elegance and food safety. They are built to look beautiful and also built to last. For a professional chef or a home cook who takes food preparations…

  • Benefits of Using a Teak Wood Chopping Board

    Why Teak Wood Chopping Boards Deserve a Spot in Your Kitchen For years, wooden cutting boards were a regular household and kitchen accessory. With the introduction of plastic boards in the market, wooden cutting boards took a back seat. Today, wooden cutting boards are considered a premium product while plastic cutting boards are considered cheap.…

  • Comparison of Different Types of Wooden Cutting Boards: Teak vs Mango vs Tamarind

    In a kitchen, the chopping board is one accessory which is used daily. Most home cooks cannot do without a kitchen cutting board. With that said, the varieties of cutting boards are wide, making a decision a horrendous task. In wood, there are more than 10 varieties which are commonly used. In India, there are…

  • Choosing the Best Wooden Chopping Board for Your Kitchen

    Ever noticed how the right chopping board makes prep work so much smoother? A chopping board is one of the least appreciated kitchen tools in your home. They are taken for granted… until you are faced with a wobbly, scratched, poor-looking, dirty plastic cutting board. A terribly looking board that slides mid-slice or a glass…

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