Epicurean Non-Slip Series Cutting Board, 11.5-Inch by 9-Inch, Natural/Brown
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According to me, my nutmeg look is more natural than the one I received. Despite the brown pads, it does have a brown color. As my meat board, I use it many times per week it scratches easily, but it cleans better than my old one.
No way to be sure, but the description claims a cutting surface that is heat resistant to 350 degrees. It's silicone, so I would imagine that would be the case at least
It had no smell, however I am very sensitive and I was not bothered at all by it
It may have been a few years ago. It doesn't scratch, however, nor does it It is very easy
Selected User Reviews For Epicurean Non-Slip Series Cutting Board, 11.5-Inch by 9-Inch, Natural/Brown
I really like the Epicurean cutting boards that have silicone corners because I can't slide them while This makes them really handy since they can also be put in the dishwasher. The kitchen already has two in other sizes, and now I have this one too.
I replaced a set of Epicurean boards I had in use for several years and were getting a bit Compared to the old version, I prefer the new one It has a variegated particulate material for the body, a finger hole so I don't drop it, and rubber corner pieces that are redesigned. They are much more comfortable than wooden boards for me You can slice foods much easier with these since they are lighter, and the rubber edges keep them from sliding around while you are trying to slice them.
Now, a note on non-profits Don't slip on the corners! It is remarkable what Epicurean can do with its kitchen tools. For many years, I have been using these cutting boards, and my daughter accidentally turned the oven on when she put my other one in there to dry after leaving my plastic one in there while it was drying! These boards are unique because they can be thoroughly scrubbed, washed with bleach to boost disinfection, and can even be washed and dried in the dishwasher without causing damage. You can see the knife marks on the board because you did it yourself The boards are healing, so you won't have splinters like you might from regular wood. Around 3 minutes after that I replace mine every five years as I notice that the surface starts getting "soft" and you can find tiny slivers when you cut/slice harder and more solid foods like meats, squash, or partially baked foods. Pork and chicken that has been frozen. It is a constant workload to keep my boards updated. It would take me about 2 minutes We use these boards for chopping, slicing, and other various tasks 3 hours a day. If we use these boards this much and just replace them once every 3 years, it would be absurd. Having used these products for five years, I must give them five Now that they are here with the non-profit The corners of the table slide. It doesn't take much for me to become even more enamored with these cutting boards made.
It is a nice little piece. The cutting board is nice and sturdy, but it is a bit small. Probably has two onions in it.
It does not slide. The weight is light. It is easy to clean rubber corners because they are removable. We each bought one for ourselves and one for our.
The cutting surface of this surface is very forgiving to knife blades, as I found out after dulling my knives, I need to constantly sharpen them. It sealed the deal when they spotted the NFSA sticker. Your plastic boards are ready to be used. The four rubber corners were not my favorite. I would have given five stars if they hadn't been there. At the moment, I'm experimenting with being able to go without them (they can be removed and put back on later). This should be made in a professional size. This is how I like to frame my work To, I use the board frequently. I also have the small bar board which I use to cut fruit every morning.
Despite the fact that this was a gift, I feel qualified to review it since I also There is nothing better than this brand. The surface of the knife won't harm the blade, and it can be put in the dishwasher or washed by hand. There is no need to cure it with oil as you do with bamboo boards constantly. A cutting board such as this is highly recommended. When I cut raw meat, I use a plastic board, but there is no reason you cannot use an Epicurean exclusively for this.
The corners are too flimsy and flimsy for me. There is a chance that food debris can get trapped It will be easier next time to buy the one without.