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Summary: Learn how using a wet towel can keep your cutting board in place in this free video on making cocktails and table settings for a dinner party.
Cheryl Dent stars in the Travel Channel series Food Crazy. This hour-long show combines both of Cheryl's passions food and travel. Cheryl is a regular contributor on the Emmy Award...read more
"Hi this is Cheryl with Expert Village. I’m going to show you a great trick to keep your cutting board from sliding around on your kitchen table. Now I’ve noticed that when I go to use my cutting board a lot of times it can slide around on the kitchen table. So I’ve come up with a great trick that keeps your cutting board in place and it’s so easy. You just get a paper towel and you get it wet, and then you go ahead and you put that right underneath your cutting board. And what it does is it acts as a grip, so when you go to cut something, your cutting board stays put. It’s such a great little trick. So now we’re ready to do some cutting our cutting board is all in place. "
eHow Article: How to Keep Your Cutting Board from Moving
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evuser14292 said
on 8/2/2008 Cheryl, sweetheart - awesome tip, but you obviously have too much time on your hands.
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on 8/2/2008 no coment