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from: Totally Bamboo See Larger Image List Price: $28.00 Our Price: $27.99 You Save: $0.01 ( 0%) Prices subject to change. Third Party New Price: $27.95 Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours This item ships for FREE with Super Saver Shipping. Binding: Kitchen Brand: Totally Bamboo Color: Honey & Natural EAN: 0851814000041 Label: Totally Bamboo Manufacturer: Totally Bamboo Material Type: bamboo Model: 20-1200 Publisher: Totally Bamboo Sales Rank: 12293 Studio: Totally Bamboo Variation Description: Honey & Natural Features: Durable cutting board measuring 11-1/2 by 14-1/2 inches Made with premium, hand selected bamboo; stain-free Food-safe, formaldehyde-free glue used in assembly Bamboo is 16 percent harder and more durable than maple Natural color will not fade or wash out; hand washing preferred Accessories: Calphalon Contemporary 8-Inch Bread Knife John Boos & Co. Boos Blocks Professional Reversible Cutting Board 18x12x1.5 J.A. Henckels Twin Four Star 5-Inch High Carbon Stainless-Steel Serrated Utility Knife Chicago Cutlery Walnut Tradition 9-Inch Bread Knife Related Items: Totally Bamboo Hana Cutting Board Snow River Wood Oil Joyce Chen Bamboo Wood Oil, 8 Ounces Totally Bamboo Kona Groove Cutting Board Totally Bamboo Congo Parquet End Grain Cutting Board see more Editorial Review: Product Description: Did you know that bamboo is 16% harder than maple? Did you know that bamboo is actually a grass, not a tree, that grows to a harvestable height in three to four years? Some species grow nearly two feet in a single day. It has an extensive root system, new shoots are continually sent up so it never requires replanting. This makes bamboo a sustainable, cost effective, and ecologically responsible alternative to the use of hardwoods for home products such as cutting boards. The beautiful colors of this board are natural and permanent. Through a specialized heating process the natural sugar in the wood is caramelized to produce the gorgeous honey tones. Customer Reviews Average Rating: Rating: - Wrong material for the job. Bamboo is a great material, but not for cutting boards. if you're a serious cook, especially one who takes care of your knives, you should have a wood cutting board with end grain construction--and one that uses woods with a hardness rating between 900 and 1500. This will be durable enough, but not so hard as to cause premature wear on your knives. Not only are these bamboo boards edge grain (which crashes the knife right into the hard fibers) but they're made out of bamboo, ... Read More Rating: - Great Cutting Board This cutting board is beautiful! It was properly packaged for shipping and is just the right size for general kitchen use. We have already used it a lot, and it shows only minimal wear, being actually harder than maple and very well constructed. Cleans up easily, too. We expect to get many years of excellent service from the Totally Bamboo Kauai Cutting Board! Rating: - good board i agree with JOC. this is a good cutting board. one would have to be doing something wrong... i got one for my mother who only has cheap serrated knives and the board still looks pretty good after a year and a half or so. the thin profile makes it easy to stowe. Rating: - Deserves more credit The Totally Bamboo Kauai cutting board has been a staple in my home for 2 years. Yes, when you first get it, you have some "splinter" fuzz on it but with use it has completely gone away and hasn't come back. I haven't had any instances of actually giving myself a splinter because it is not sharp or rough but just a light fuzz that was easily brushed off. Also, bamboo is not going to harm you and the board was made with food-safe glue. I'd rather accidentally eat a little bamboo than plastic from a plastic ... Read More Rating: - Harder than maple, huh? The very first cut I made on this cutting board left a huge gouge in the surface. Subsequent cuts also left deep marks. For something that's advertised as being harder than maple, I found this to be very surprising. Maybe it's the way it's put together? All I know is that this cutting board is on pace to be the shortest lived ever in my kitchen. Pretty much the only thing that I like about it is that bamboo is a renewable resource. Good thing because at the current rate, I anticipate needing a new one very ... Read More see more Browse for similar items by category: Cutting Boards Carving Boards Kitchen & Dining - Categories - Home & Garden - Cutlery Specialty Stores - Home & Garden Features - Home & Garden - Select Products Specialty Stores - Home & Garden Features - Home & Garden - Home & Garden 4-for-3 Offer