Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Snow River 16-by-18-Inch Hardwood Cutting Block

Snow River 16-by-18-Inch Hardwood Cutting Block Review



Snow River 16-by-18-Inch Hardwood Cutting Block Feature

  • Handsome and practical cutting block simplifies heavy-duty chopping and slicing tasks while protecting knife blades
  • Made in the USA dried in a process to ensure consistent moisture content critical in avoiding wood cracks and splitting
  • Made fromNorth American hardwood; for a durable and beautiful surface; professionals prefer end grain for getting the most out of a knife
  • Includes hardwood feet on the back side to lift it off the countertop; washing by hand recommended
  • Measures 16 by 18 inches; 2 inches tall
Handsome and practical at once, this ample cutting block from Snow River simplifies heavy-duty chopping and slicing tasks while protecting knife blades. Crafted from 2-inch solid end pieces of North American cherry, the pretty unit features a butcher-block pattern and a surface large enough for chopping a mess of potatoes or dicing a pile of onions. In addition to looking attractive, Snow River's popular end-grain construction is also good for knives because the wood separates slightly then rejoins with each cut. Helpful for blades, this also reduces visible wear-and-tear on the board compared to ones with horizontally oriented grain. Measuring 16 by 18 inches, this block is crafted in the U.S.A., sanded by hand, and finished with food-safe oil. --Emily Bedard A georgeous hardwood that will the focus of any kitchen. Handcrafted of solid hardwood, Snow River uses the end grain for a durable and beautiful surface. Professional cooks prefer to cut on the end grain as it's the best surface for getting the most out of your knife. Handcrafted of solid cherry and includes solid hardwood feet. Made in USA with overall dimension of 16-Inch by 18-Inch by 2-Inch tall. Snow River is best known for producing premium wood cutting boards that are hand finished by experienced craftsmen. The wood is dried in a tightly controlled process to ensure a consistent moisture content which is critical in avoiding wood cracks and splitting.


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