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  • How to Protect a Cutting Board

    Cutting boards are available in several materials, including plastic, wood and bamboo. The most popular types are butcher-block and plastic boards. Whether you prefer plastic or wooden boards, the...

  • Why Chopping Boards Are Made of Plastic

    A plastic cutting or chopping board has a non-porous surface that is safer to use and easier to clean. Plastic cutting boards are less likely to trap harmful bacteria than wooden cutting boards.

  • Wooden Vs. Plexiglass Cutting Boards

    Cutting boards help protect your kitchen countertops as you prepare meals. However, you'll hear different opinions on whether you should choose a wooden or plexiglass board. Each type has benefits...

  • Organic Method for Caring for Wood Cutting Boards

    Wooden cutting boards used to be considered less sanitary than those made of plastic, but a study done by Scott E. Martin, Ph.D., and M. Susan Brewer, Ph.D., of the University of Illinois showed...

  • Traditional Cooking Utensils

    Each society has standard utensils for eating and preparing food. While forks and knives are common for Western dining, the Japanese and Chinese use chopsticks to enjoy everything from vegetables...

  • Plastic Vs. Wood Boards

    For novice and experienced cooks alike, a cutting board is essential for preparing a meal. More than just a basic cooking necessity, some cutting boards are so beautifully made that they become...

  • How Cutting Boards Are Made

    A well-constructed cutting board will last you a long time and help keep your food safe during preparation.

  • How to Treat and Care for Your Wooden Cutting Boards

    Wooden cutting boards have long been the choice of professional chefs and at-home cooks alike. They provide a strong and steady work surface and are kinder to your knives than other types of...

  • How to Care for Cutting Boards

    Whether you own a wooden or plastic cutting board, proper cleaning and maintenance is important to avoid cross-contamination that can result in illness and it to prolong the life of the board....

  • Cutting Board Maintenance

    Cutting-board maintenance depends upon what kind of cutting board you use. How you use your cutting board may also impact its care. Good cutting-board care is not only critical to keep your...

  • What are Cutting Boards Made From?

    Cutting boards can be made from a variety of material--everything from wood to high-tech plastic, even glass. Each affects the blades of the knives that cut into it differently. Some absorb...

  • How to Pick the Best Cutting Board

    Whether you use one to chop vegetables, prepare meats or assemble meals, a cutting board is a vital kitchen accessory that can protect your counters, knives and food. When purchasing cutting...

  • How to Make Bread Boards

    Bread boards can be expensive, but with a few tools and a source of lumber, you can make your own for a fraction of the cost. Homemade bread boards can be made from plain pine to exotic woods such...

  • How to Care for Wooden Cutting Boards

    Every task has tools and cooking is no exception. The general rule with tools is to spend as much as you can and maybe more than you think you can afford. There are many materials used these days...

  • How to Use Color-Coded Cutting Boards

    Food safety concerns anyone who prepares food, whether in the home kitchen or professionally. Most cooks know to thoroughly wash their produce and handle meats with care. Unfortunately one thing...

  • How to Use Polypropylene Cutting Boards

    The traditional cutting board is made of hard wood, frequently maple, and costs a fortune. We're lucky though, because modern technology has presented us with other options. One of the best is the...

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