Why the set
Kinder to a sharp edge
Wudy Kitchen
A solid black walnut cutting board with a close grain that is easy on knife edges, offered in a large or small size.
A hard surface gives your knife nowhere to go, so the edge rolls over instead of biting. Black walnut is dense enough for daily prep but gives slightly under the blade, which helps an edge last longer between sharpenings.
The wood is dark with a close grain running through it, which makes this a board you leave out on the counter. The small size is handy for a lemon and a paring knife by the stove, and the large one takes a full prep session or a spread of cheese.
It suits cooks who want a wooden board that looks good on display. A little mineral oil keeps the walnut looking rich.
Hand-wash in warm water with mild soap and dry on edge. Rub in food-safe mineral oil about once a month, or when the wood looks pale. Never soak it or put it in the dishwasher.


Why the set
Why the set
It comes in Large or Small, both in brown black walnut.
Hand-wash it, dry it on edge and oil it about once a month with food-safe mineral oil.
No. Hand-wash only, since dishwasher heat and water can warp the wood.
Yes. It is firm enough for daily chopping but has a little give, so it is easier on an edge than glass or stone.
One block, ready when you are