JonesCuttingBoards Cutting Board

End-grain construction means the wood fibers are oriented vertically rather than horizontally. When your knife blade strikes the board, it slips between these fibers instead of cutting across them, which significantly reduces dulling and keeps your edges sharper for longer.

To keep the walnut from drying out or cracking, you should apply a food-safe mineral oil or board cream once a month, or whenever the wood starts to look dull and thirsty. Regular oiling is essential for maintaining the board's longevity and preventing moisture absorption.

No, this board is not dishwasher safe. The high heat and excessive moisture in a dishwasher will cause the wood to warp, crack, or split. Always hand wash it with mild soap and warm water, then dry it thoroughly immediately after.

Walnut is a durable hardwood, but like all natural wood products, it is sensitive to standing water. Avoid soaking it in the sink and never leave it submerged. Simply wipe it clean after use and store it in a dry place.

Yes, they are quite practical. Because end-grain boards are typically heavy and thick, the finger grooves provide a secure grip, making it much easier to lift the board off your counter to move it to the sink or use it as a serving platter.