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Kitchen Gadget of the Week for April 7th

Monday, April 7, 2014

Epicurean Cutting Boards are lightweight, dishwasher safe and made in the USA. Epicurean uses eco-friendly materials for their innovative and highly functional cutting surfaces. Traditional Epicurean cutting surfaces gain their natural look and texture from organic fibers. Each color reflects a unique blend of fibers, layered together and pressed with a food-safe resin to form a durable sheet. The new Eco Plastic Cutting Boards are made with recycled high density polyethylene and come in a variety of colors. Cutting on Epicurean cutting boards will not dull your knives so you will sharpen less. Certified by the National Sanitary Foundation, you can be sure your nonporous Epicurean cutting board will be easy to clean and will not harbor bacteria.