Rice Cookers » Farberware 3-Piece Poly Cutting Board Set
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Publisher: Farberware
Sales Rank in Kitchen & Housewares: #1154
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Product FeaturesIdeal for kitchen prep workPaddle-shaped serving board has channel to catch meat juicesBoth sides usable; textured surfaces reduce slipperinessNon-absorbent, non-porous, dishwasher safeSizes: 14-1/4 by 10-3/4 inches; 10 by 8 inches; 7 by 9-1/4 inches ReviewNonabsorbent, nonporous, and dishwasher-safe, these three poly cutting boards are ideal for kitchen prep work. The paddle-shaped board has a flat side for prep work or slicing and serving bread and a side with a channel to catch juices when carving meat or poultry. Because the set consists of large, medium, and small boards, most cutting and carving needs are satisfied. The large board measures 14-1/4 by 10-3/4 inches, the medium is 10 by 8 inches, and the small measures 7 by 9-1/4 inches. All three have textured surfaces to reduce slipperiness, and include handholds that double as hanging holes. The boards contain Microban, an antimicrobial agent that inhibits the growth of bacteria that can cause odors and stains in the boards themselves. However, the agent does not protect against food-borne bacteria so the boards need regular cleaning for proper sanitation. --Fred BrackProduct DescriptionThe non-porous surface will not harbor bacteria, absorb odors or dull your knives. Dishwasher safe. Set of three boards includes one each: 8" x 10", 7" x 14" and 10 1/2" x 14".
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Nonabsorbent, nonporous, and dishwasher-safe, these three poly cutting boards are ideal for kitchen prep work. The paddle-shaped board has a flat side for prep work or slicing and serving bread and a side with a channel to catch juices when carving meat or poultry. Because the set consists of large, medium, and small boards, most cutting and carving needs are satisfied. The large board measures 14-1/4 by 10-3/4 inches, the medium is 10 by 8 inches, and the small measures 7 by 9-1/4 inches. All three have textured surfaces to reduce slipperiness, and include handholds that double as hanging holes. The boards contain Microban, an antimicrobial agent that inhibits the growth of bacteria that can cause odors and stains in the boards themselves. However, the agent does not protect against food-borne bacteria so the boards need regular cleaning for proper sanitation. --Fred Brack
Product Features
Ideal for kitchen prep work
Paddle-shaped serving board has channel to catch meat juices
Both sides usable; textured surfaces reduce slipperiness
Non-absorbent, non-porous, dishwasher safe
Sizes: 14-1/4 by 10-3/4 inches; 10 by 8 inches; 7 by 9-1/4 inches
116 of 118 people found the following review helpful
Basic Boards Do The Job On the Cheap, February 19, 2002
By A Customer
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This review is from: Farberware 3-Piece Poly Cutting Board Set (Kitchen)
Getting three poly cutting boards for a reduced price was a great value.The paddle board has a channel on one side of the board for juices. The other two boards do not have a channel. All of the boards contain an antimicrobial agent. Since these 3 boards are also nonporous and dishwasher-safe they are easy to keep sanitary compared to wood board.This set has one large board and two smaller boards. The large board is great for big cutting jobs and the other two boards are useful for smaller prep jobs.I would favorably compare the features of this set to more expensive poly boards. They lack the visual appeal of more expensive poly boards and only the paddle board has a channel for excess juices. Pads would be nice too but then you could only cut on one side.To date these boards are holding up pretty well. I've had poly boards from outlets that showed knife marks. These boards seem more durable than those poly boards but do show marks when a hard cut is made.Update:...Read more
18 of 20 people found the following review helpful
You Can Never Have Enough Cutting Boards, September 28, 2002
Warren Holzem (Oregon) - See all my reviews
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There comes a time in every cook's life that they realize that it would be easier to have multiple cutting boards instead of taking the time to clean and re-clean a single board multiple times just to make one meal. This is a nice little collection. They all fit in the dishwasher, and even the smallest isn't so small that it has no utility. The bundle also was priced less than I found similar sized boards for in local stores.They may not last me the rest of my life, but they are sturdy enough that I've already got more use than I paid for, and they've still got plenty of use left in them.You're not going to get your picture in Better Homes and Kitchens magazine for having these in your kitchen. They make no fashion statement at all. But they do have plenty of utility, and isn't that what you're interested in when you need to chop, slice or dice something?
45 of 55 people found the following review helpful
Disappointing quality., February 16, 2003
Aaron Contorer (San Diego, USA) - See all my reviews
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This is a good, very useful type of cutting board. The sizes provided are handy. However, in the set I received, the largest board was substantially defective: the color is irregular in places, and the thickness in inconsistent. The board is thicker near the edges than it is in the middle, which is a serious flaw since the knife needs to contact the board throughout the cut.I've owned several cutting boards, and never had one with a defect. It's an extremely simple product, and almost all types are flawless. To receive one with two separate, easily noticeable flaws is very disappointing. I cannot recommend this product.
(65 customer reviews) 
Basic Boards Do The Job On the Cheap, February 19, 2002 
Disappointing quality., February 16, 2003