Boos Blocks Reversible Maple Wood Chopping Block 38 x 38 x 7.5cm

If you often work with big pieces of meat, you need a thick chopping board that can resist the cuts. The Boos Blocks Maple Wood Chopping Block shown on this page perfectly fits the bill. Not only does it help you to cut your meats precisely, but it also preserves the edges of your blades. Therefore, your knives will last longer than usual. 

Made of maple wood, this Boos Blocks chopping block is a durable accessory. You can use this block for chopping herbs, meats and all types of vegetables without affecting your knives performance. Maple wood is known for its beautiful surface and the fact that it is also easy to maintain. This is the reason why cooks around the world like using maple wood boards for all their cutting tasks. 

With its end grain construction, the board reinforces the identity of contemporary kitchens. The block is packed with some very useful features. Firstly, you can chop food on either side of the block as it is reversible. You can dice vegetables on one side and turn it to chop your favourite meats. By doing this, you can avoid cross-contamination of foods. Secondly, the block has integrated handles. Therefore, you can easily transport your foods from the worktop to your cooking pan (although we remind you that the board weighs 8 kg!)

This cutting board is made by the well known American brand Boos Blocks. Its expertise in making wooden blocks spans over 125 years. All the boards that are manufactured by this brand are of high-quality and are certified by the Forst Steward Council(FSC). This is an organisation that makes sure that the production of wooden products respects all the rules related to the sustainability of forests. This board is thus an eco-friendly product!  

Maintenance:

In order to retain its beautiful shape, we at MyChefKnives recommend you to always wash the board by hand. Once it has been washed, use a soft cloth to pat it dry.  Once it is dry, you can use some mineral oil or special wax to prevent any chances of deformation or cracks on its surface. The ideal way to oil the board is to coat the board until it stops absorbing. We advise you to oil your board before the first usage and first wash, and then do it at least once per week.

We invite you to check out our collection of Boos Blocks cutting boards available on MyChefKnives.co.uk!