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Walnut vs Maple vs Teak Wood Cutting Boards: Durability, Maintenance, Cost & Lifespan Compared
Indian woods are versatile for chopping boards. But the trend and beauty of imported wood is catching up fast. Wood like maple and walnut are imported from China and western countries. They are widely available in other parts of the world and they are beautiful wood. Comparing them to Indian woods like teak is important,…
Wooden Vegetable Cutting Boards: The Ultimate Guide to Eco-Friendly & Durable Chopping
Over the years, people have experimented with various materials for cutting boards including bamboo, plastic, steel and even stone. But wood has been the timeless companion for chefs and cooks worldwide for cutting vegetables. Its durability, sustainability and eco-friendliness contribute to the affinity to wooden cutting boards but the features of wood are unlimited, making…
Best material for Cutting boards – top 5 materials compared
The perfect material for chopping boards is a choice of conscience and preference. There is a touch of style, Tradition, sustainability and durability involved when choosing a cutting board. People choose a board based on various factors. It’s always not necessarily just price that is involved. A good chopping board is a preference based on…
Why is tamarind wood Preferred for cutting meat and vegetables in India?
Tamarind Wood Chopping Boards are becoming more and more popular in India and is making a big come back. There are a lot of wood available in India to make chopping boards from. Mango wood is widely available. India is the second largest producer of bamboo, so there are options to choose from bamboo chopping…
Wooden chopping boards, the construction and trends that affect your purchase
Wooden chopping boards are a difficult choice due to the varieties of wood available. Different wood types bring in levels of hardness, durability, antibacterial properties, maintenance needs and aesthetic appeal with them. Choosing the right board often requires that you get the combination right. This article compares the most preferred wood for chopping boards based…
Market and usage statistics on wooden chopping boards – Fascinating Market insights and trends you can’t ignore
The humble wooden chopping board is more than just any kitchen essential. It’s a part of the global market that shapes your home and restaurants. Sustainability, durability and aesthetics take centre stage in kitchenware trends while the wooden chopping boards are quietly dominating the industry. Here are some facts and statistics that reveal just how…
Chopping Boards for Traditional Indian Pickling – Avoiding Contamination with Tamarind & Teak Boards
Pickling is a tradition in urban India where most houses will pickle the seasonal vegetables or fruits for future use throughout the year. The practice is common in almost all Indian kitchens for centuries. From mango achar to lemon pickles, the process of pickling and the art is passed down from generations to generations. But…
Are Imported Wooden Chopping Boards Overrated? Why Indian Woods Perform Better in Local Conditions
We are all drawn towards premium products when we purchase from a store or online. The charm of imported wooden chopping boards is natural. They are marketed as luxury kitchen essentials, crafted from exotic wood like maple, walnut or beech. But have you wondered if these imported wooden chopping boards are really worth the premium…
7 Easy tips to maintain your wooden cutting board to make it last longer
7 Easy tips to maintain your wooden cutting board to make it last longerA wooden cutting board is a timeless kitchen tool known for its durability, natural beauty and knife friendliness. A hardwood chopping board made from Teak, Tamarind, mango wood or neem will last decades if cared for well and if you ensure that…
