To save your countertops and sharp knives, a proper cutting board or chopping block is an integral part of any cook's kitchen. But it doesn't have to be something you hide away in the cupboard when you're not using it. In fact, when we reviewed the top choices for the "best-of-the-best" cutting boards, we found several that we would display as proudly as we do our children's artwork on the fridge. In order to get you hopping on your chopping, the gang at 3LUXE cut through the clutter to find these "Best Of" winners.
The durability and strength of the Reversible Hardwood Cutting Board by John Boos & Co is legendary. It all started in 1887 when a local butcher spotted blacksmith John Boos using a sycamore tree wooden block to absorb the shock from his hammer as he worked. Amazed by how the wooden block withstood the blows, he realized he could use one of the blocks in his meat market. John Boos made him one and an award-winning cutting board company was launched. Even though the story is more than 100 years ol... FULL REVIEW
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MSRP $19
If you're looking for a way to dress up your kitchen countertops, then this 3LUXE "Best Of" winner is just what you need. Al Ladd Fine Edge Woodworking's Striped Quilt Edge Grain Chopping Block is practically a piece of art. A very useful piece of art. Al Ladd Fine Edge Woodworking is known for their impeccable craftsmanship; and we can definitely see the passion that has gone into this cutting board. The honey locust, walnut, cherry, and purpleheart are carefully laid out and framed by a maple bor... FULL REVIEW
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We chose our next "Best Of" cutting board not only because of its quality and value but because you don't see this material used everyday; it's made of bamboo. The Kona Groove Reversible Bamboo Cutting Board by Totally Bamboo is an environmentally-friendly decision to help keep knife nicks and gouges from spoiling your finely finished counters. And the bamboo cutting board itself will end up with less visible lines and cuts than wood block options because bamboo is 16% harder than maple. Another su... FULL REVIEW
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MSRP $50
