Cutting boards

Choose our stainless steel, wood or plastic cutting boards, ideal for protecting your surfaces and ensuring hygienic cutting.

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Why choose the right cutting board?

Choosing the right cutting board can significantly improve your kitchen experience. An unsuitable board can affect the durability of your knives and provide less hygiene. Choosing the right material—whether wood, plastic, or stainless steel—guarantees improved food safety and increased longevity.


Types of Cutting Boards

To meet everyone's needs and preferences, we offer several types of cutting boards :

Wooden cutting board

Wooden cutting boards are renowned for their durability and natural aesthetic. They are ideal for cutting dry foods and come in a variety of wood species, each with its own unique properties. Discover our durable and stylish wooden cutting boards .

Plastic cutting board

Plastic cutting boards offer a hygienic and easy-to-maintain solution . Perfect for quick and varied cutting, they often come in a variety of sizes and are lightweight. Explore our plastic cutting boards for a hygienic solution.

Stainless steel cutting board

If you're looking for a sturdy, modern option, stainless steel chopping boards are a great choice. Easy to clean and extremely durable, they're suitable for both professional and home kitchens. Browse our selection of stainless steel chopping boards .


Comparison of materials: wood, plastic, stainless steel

To help you make your choice, here is a comparison of the main materials:

Wood : ideal for preserving the sharpness of knives, resistant, but requires specific maintenance to avoid bacteria.

Plastic : Lightweight, affordable, and often dishwasher-safe, it's suitable for those looking for an easy-to-clean option.

Stainless steel : ultra-hygienic and stain-resistant, recommended for intensive use.


Tips for maintaining your cutting board

Maintaining your board is essential to prolong its lifespan. Each material has specific needs:

Wood : Apply cooking oil regularly to prevent cracking and drying out. Clean with a damp cloth and avoid soaking it in water.

Plastic : These boards are often dishwasher safe, making them very practical for everyday use.

Stainless steel : A simple cleaning with warm water and a mild detergent is enough to keep the board clean and stain-free.


What is the best material for a cutting board?

The best cutting board depends on your habits. Wood is ideal for dry foods, while plastic is more hygienic for wet foods, and stainless steel is suitable for professional environments.

When should you change a cutting board?

A board should be changed as soon as it has deep marks or cracks that can trap bacteria, in order to ensure optimal hygiene.