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Architec Concave Carving Board, Beechwood Gripperwood Collection with Non-slip Gripper Feet, 18 by 14-Inches
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Architec Concave Carving Board, Beechwood Features
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Concave Carving Board is for medium carving jobs; concave surface will hold up to 1 cup of liquid, never separate meat from its juice
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Combines two unique design features: non-slip gripper feet and a concave surface to catch juice
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Gripperwood Collection uses patented technology, the integrated gripper pads on bottom of the wood board prevent slipping while in use
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Made from Beechwood; safe for use with all cutlery; oval board measures 18 by 14 by 1.5-Inches
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Hand wash with warm soapy water but do not soak in water or put in dishwasher; occasionally apply mineral oil for long lasting beauty
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Made of rubberwood, the concave surface keeps meat and juices in the center of the board
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Rubberwood is a gentle cutting surface for cutlery, keeping knives sharper, longer
About Architec Concave Carving Board, Beechwood
The Gripper Wood Concave Cutting Board keeps meat resting in its own juices making for tastier, more-tender cuts of meat. Made of handsome rubberwood, this wood cutting board is much gentler on cutlery than plastic surfaces, keeping your knives sharper, longer. The patented gripper base provides a safe, non-slip surface when slicing and carving. Architect is a completely women-run company, using elements of architecture to improve the functionality of everyday kitchen essentials. Their newest and fastest growing collection of products - EcoSmart by Architec - showcases their savvy for dreaming up materials that offer over-the-top beauty and meet the strict criteria for green manufacturing. Architec's reshoring goals will bring 51% of their manufacturing back to the United States before 2015!
