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bambu - Chop, Scoop & Serve
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This reversible serving and cutting board is a true multi-tasker. Two sides, two functions.
One side has a cutting area and bowl - perfect for tomatoes or other juicier items. Side two has a convenient scoop for large jobs as well as a cutting surface. Cool.
Made from organically grown bamboo and built to last.
Absorbs little moisture which minimizes swelling and warping.
Each bamboo Chop, Scoop and Serve cutting board is hand finished with top grade, food safe wood oil and washes easily with soap and water. Golden Brown.
We recommend our Bamboo Goo to keep all your wood cutting boards in tip top shape.
16.5" L X 8.5" W (42cm L x 22cm W) (via greenfeet.com)
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