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[Prime] Peer Sorensen Long Grain Cutting Board, 30 x 25 x 2.5cm $24.70 (RRP $54.95) Delivered @ Amazon AU
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Basmati Board. Gives it contrasting texture and flavours
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That wasn’t bad. I think people see the name and instinctively downvote.
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This is the way
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Right? I got a chuckle
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Actually I always upvote JV
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Upvoting the one funny comment encourages the other 99 lame comments.
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I was just looking for a new chopping board from Amazon last night ! I couldn't find any that will handle the chopping of meat with bones, all were just for normal slicing and can't handle the chopping. The closest I am looking at was the eco wood type, any other suggestions ??
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Use end grain, not long grain. Acacia wood is popular because it's so easily grown but it's not the best.
you get what you pay for with chopping boards.
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Would like an end grain, but only see them in larger sizes. Can you get smaller boards like this one with end grain?
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You can. As per below poster use butchers block in your search terms e.g. "small end grain butchers block" should give you some options.
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Butchers block might be a better search term than chopping board for you. And as coffeeinmyveins said, end grain. End grain is better for your knives too, think.
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Get the butchers block from these guys
Much better wood than acacia for your knives. Australian made too.
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FYI rrp is bogus. It's been $29 for the past year.
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Showing $42 for me now..
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Bought one of these. Split after just a couple of months (other long grain boards are fine / even Ikea / no dishwasher etc)
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poorly made in china most likely using wood that wasn't dried properly.
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fyi long grain boards are quite a bit harder on your knives vs end grain.
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my one of these the metal part is slightly raised so metal hits benchtop and it doesnt sit flat fully
kind of anoying but hasn't fallen apart after about 4 years I wont buy another though
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Thanks Op, used the discount code for kitchenware, saved an additional $8
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whats the discount code?
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It was just applied on Mobile App. Spend over $80 on Kitchenware get $8 off
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e; cancelled based on everyone's comments though. Will look for Long grain. The more you know.
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The normal price for the past 12 months was $29.00 and it's now $24.70, hardly a discount worthy of OZB.
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Could be worse - it could be a 10% discount
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Yet, we post something like a burger that drops from $7.95 to $6.95. 🤷♂️
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Apparently acacia's not great for chopping boards?
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nope and this is long grain too which is even worse..
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Take this price with a long grain of salt.
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You're best off waiting for a board with square end grain. A lot better for your knife and health (easier to clean etc)
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People will find an issue with everything. For me this is a step up from Ikea plastic junk boards
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I have the next size up and now just bought this one as well.
I have no issues with long grain and have quality knives. Wash the board down, obviously don’t let it soak, don’t hack your food.
Both knives and board going just fine.
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Oh yea legit. It's a good start. You probably missed out on the massive chopping boards from Myer for $60.
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OzRRP
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Why do these cheap cutting boards always have a metal ring where stuff gets stuck in it
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What do you recommend for cutting Arborio ???