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Professional End Grain Walnut Board

Professional End Grain Walnut Board - 12" x 12"

$169.00
$169.00
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Description

Our Professional End Grain Walnut Board is a 12" x 12" chopping board. End grain boards are a favorite of chefs because of their ability to keep a knife's edge sharp. The 12"x12" size is a great fit in a small kitchen for all of your chopping, slicing and dicing needs.

SKU: J-PRO-1212-W/C

Specifications

  • 12" x 12" x 2".
  • 8.5 lbs.
  • USA Made.
  • Sustainably Harvested Walnut.
  • Finished in our mineral oil and beeswax.
  • Lifetime guarantee.

Care + Use

<p>Wood is an incredible natural material that expands and contracts with moisture and humidity. Regular regimented care of this product will protect it for years to come.</p><p>Handwash with warm, soapy water after each use and dry thoroughly with a towel. Never soak or submerge in water, run in a dishwasher, or use in a microwave. Placing hot pots or pans on your board can result in a lasting burn mark.</p><p>Apply JK Adams Mineral Oil and / or Beeswax Wood Conditioner once a week, with a lint free cloth, to all surfaces--including edges and ends--until the finish is established, and at any time the board feels dry.</p><p>If at any time the grain of your product becomes raised--causing a rough feeling--a light buffing in the affected area with 200 grit sandpaper will smooth the finish. Reapply JK Adams wood conditioner after this process.</p><p><em>Wood type:</em> Walnut is a softer, more absorbent hardwood that will lighten with exposure to light. Use our conditioners at any time the product feels dry.</p>

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End Grain Diagram

Why End Grain?

The end grain construction is favored for its ability to maintain the sharpness of a knife's blade and makes the knife marks less prone to show.

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