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Index Chopping Boards
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StraightLine's recommendation
I've always had multiple cutting boards because I don't like my lemons to taste like onions, or to cut meat on the same board as produce, etc. But never have the boards been as convenient and color coordinated as this all-in-one Index Chopping Board. There is a board for meat, fish, produce and hot items and/or fruit with clever, space-saving storage. (via Delight Store)
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Updated Jul 22, 2008
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cath's recommendation
You know you aren't as careful about dangerous bacteria or cross-contamination in your kitchen as you should be. This chopping board makes it easy to keep your fruit away from your fish and your chicken away from your bread.
Colour co-ordinated, easy to clean and to store, and cute as heck!
Updated Jul 14, 2008
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KatieLW's recommendation
"These four color-coded polypropylene chopping boards are designed to avoid cross-contamination of various food types: red/raw meat, white/cooked foods, blue/fish, green/vegetables. The boards are stored in an ABS plastic horizontal filing unit with a non-slip rubber bottom. Boards are dishwasher safe." The MoMA Store
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Updated Jun 16, 2008
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ttownqt's recommendation
these are great fun...labeled index cards in chopping boards. oh so cool.
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Updated Jun 13, 2008
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AGD's recommendation
Finally you won't have to be constantly washing off your chopping board in between prepping meat and veggies! This index chopping board is so cool looking. A totally great gift for the chef in your life.
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Updated Apr 21, 2008
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mindyerstockings' recommendation
Chopping boards,generally speaking, are not aesthetically pleasing as far as I'm concerned. But these...these I could get used to and wouldn't stash in a drawer.
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Updated Mar 27, 2008
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GadgetGuy's recommendation
As a guy, sometimes facts like "You aren't supposed to use the same cutting surface for everything!!!" slip by me. Well, this index chopping board set from the Museum of Modern Art takes care of everything for you, and tells you in bright colors and graphics what you should be cutting on each particular board. Handy, and perfect for over organizers.
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Updated Mar 19, 2008
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Very clever idea! Meat, Veggies etc. Thanks