Maple end grain cutting board with plum and walnut

The sycamore maple end grain cutting board with plum and walnut from Chiemgauer-Schneidebretter is an outstanding example of the combination of functionality and aesthetic design. With a size of approx. Measuring 38 x 29 x 4 cm, this board provides an ideal work surface for food preparation and adds a touch of elegance to any kitchen. Read more This exquisite cutting board consists of two walnut elements interrupted by a plum strip. This combination creates an elegant pattern that is not only functional but also visually appealing. The deep, rich colors of the walnut harmonize perfectly with the vibrant hue of the plum, making the board a real eye-catcher. The end grain structure ensures a particularly durable and cut-resistant surface, which is ideal for daily use in the kitchen. The end grain is known for quickly returning to its original shape after cutting, which extends the life of the board and protects the cutting tools. To preserve the beauty and durability of the wood, the board is treated with food-safe safflower oil. This oil protects the wood from moisture and wear, while at the same time highlighting the natural grain and colors of the woods used. For additional comfort and safety, the device is equipped with non-slip rubber feet that prevent slipping during cutting and ensure stability. This means the board stays firmly in place, even during intensive cutting work. The sycamore end grain cutting board with plum and walnut is not only a functional kitchen utensil, but also a stylish accessory that impresses with its individual design. Each board is made with the utmost care and attention to detail by the craftsmen at Chiemgauer-Schneidebretter and represents the combination of high-quality material selection and traditional craftsmanship. By purchasing this cutting board, you are choosing a sustainable, elegant product that will leave a lasting impression in any kitchen. Ideal for those who value quality, functionality and an attractive design. function toggleReadMore() { var moreText = document.getElementById("moreText"); var btnText = document.getElementById("readMoreButton"); if (moreText.style.display === "none") { moreText.style.display = "block"; btnText.innerHTML = "Read less"; } else { moreText.style.display = "none"; btnText.innerHTML = "Read more"; } }