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In order to cut your food without worrying that it will get damaged, you should look for a high-quality product with a sizable amount of surface area when purchasing a kitchen wooden cutting. You should also think about whether the wood is end-grain or dual-sided. Your boards will remain sharp if you do it this way. Preservatives are another feature that might be of interest to you. These will aid in preventing stains and scratches on your boards.

End-grain

An end-grain board might be for you if you're looking for a kitchen cutting board that is simple to maintain. These boards can last for years, and you don't have to worry about rot and bacteria growing in your wood cuts.


The two varieties of end-grain boards are. Face grain and edge grain are these. Each has benefits and drawbacks of its own. Regardless of whether you purchase an edge-grain or end-grain board, you should be aware of the upkeep and care needed for it. This will make the process of cleaning and preparing easier for you.


You should use food-grade mineral oil to maintain your end-grain or edge-grain cutting board. This will keep the board from drying out and cracking while also sharpening your knife blades.


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Cleaning

Cutting boards need to be regularly cleaned and sanitized. Otherwise, dangerous bacteria might develop on the board. Foodborne illness can result from these bacteria spreading to the food you prepare.


Use a sponge to clean your wooden cutting board. Clean any food residue with soap, then rinse with warm water. then use a towel to dry. The board can also be cleaned with a bleach and water mixture. Hydrogen peroxide can also be used to clean the board.


A wooden cutting board needs to be cleaned frequently because Salmonella and Staphylococcus thrive there. After using your board, it is advised to immediately rinse it. Additionally, keep an eye out for signs of wear and tear. This is due to the fact that cutting boards made of wood often warp when exposed to moisture repeatedly.


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