Hardwood. Love my teak Shumaru cutting board. Very solid and good on knives.

Dec 26, 2024
12:12:01am

Kaanapali All-American

Get a 24” one for brisket. The two inch thick boards will not slide around, and last a lifetime with easy maintenance. I got the edge grain teak.

Shumaru

Products

Our cutting boards stand out in tasks involving chopping, slicing, and serving.

https://shumaru.net/collections/best-selling.oembed[https://shumaru.net/collections/best-selling]

This message has been modified

Originally posted on Dec 26, 2024 at 12:12:01am

Message modified by Kaanapali on Dec 26, 2024 at 12:20:59am

Report problem with this ad

Kaanapali

Previous username: RichH
Bio page: Kaanapali
Joined: Aug 1, 2005
Last login: Jan 13, 2025
Total posts: 3,168 (1 FO)

Report problem with this ad

Messages

Author

Time

Large cutting board recommendation for stuff like brisket and prime rib?

NaturalNeuralNet

12/25/24 11:35pm

RE: Large cutting board recommendation for stuff like brisket and prime rib?

Sid Vicious

12/25/24 11:42pm

Is the large one big enough? Seems like it might be a bit too small.

NaturalNeuralNet

12/25/24 11:47pm

I bought a concave cutting board on one of the home shopping channels years ago and love it for brisket, prime rib,

texaskevin

12/28/24 1:35pm

Hardwood. Love my teak Shumaru cutting board. Very solid and good on knives.

Kaanapali

12/26/24 12:12am

More expensive, I know, but think of it as a beautiful piece of art.

Kaanapali

12/26/24 12:32am

RE: Large cutting board recommendation for stuff like brisket and prime rib?

ManicBlue

12/26/24 12:43am

RE: Large cutting board recommendation for stuff like brisket and prime rib?

Sacto Cougar

12/26/24 1:41am

Great guy in my previous ward makes these

Goliath

12/26/24 4:28am

I think for a big board that lasts, they are generally pretty pricey.

ryebrye

12/26/24 5:14am

The 24x16 bbq board is only $140 - that's a pretty good size and lasts forever

ryebrye

12/26/24 6:07am

I bought a large piece of butcher block and cut it down into several boards.

Tricky

12/26/24 5:55am

Boos is the big name in that space. I have one from Catskill that's great. Go end grain wood for sure if you can.

dryflyelk

12/26/24 6:42am

Cut down a hardwood tree with your chainsaw, then run it through your Alaskan

bricej13

12/26/24 7:44am

You want a 'end grain' cutting board..

Products

Posting on CougarBoard