Let’s chat about why taking care of your cutting board is crucial, not just for its longevity but for your safety in the kitchen. Cutting boards face a lot every day—knife cuts, moisture, and all sorts of food bits and pieces. This kind of wear and t
Hey folks, Eric here!. Noticed your wooden cutting board feels a bit like a stubbly beard? That's what we call a "fuzzy" cutting board. It’s pretty common with wooden boards but no worries—it’s not a permanent problem. Let's dive into why this happen
Hello from Virginia Boys Kitchens! It’s Eric here. We know you care about the safety and quality of the kitchenware you use, and we've gotten some questions about the glues we use in our wooden cutting boards. Let me clear the air and assure you that
Hey folks, Eric here from Virginia Boys Kitchens. Today, let's get into why choosing the right type of cutting board is crucial for both your kitchen’s functionality and the longevity of your tools. Sure, the classic look of a single-piece wood cutti
Hey there, it’s Eric from Virginia Boys Kitchens. Let’s talk about keeping your cutting board in top-notch shape with the right kind of TLC—oiling. If your cutting board starts looking a bit tired, dry, and dull, it’s shouting out for some oil. This
Hey folks, Eric here from Virginia Boys Kitchens. Today, I want to share something close to our hearts—the natural beauty of the wood we use in our cutting boards. We pick the highest quality wood out there, but part of what makes each board special
Hello, folks! Eric here from Virginia Boys Kitchens. I want to talk about something we're pretty proud of—our commitment to keeping things natural. Unlike some out there, we don’t mess around with stains or dyes. The rich, warm colors you see on our
Hey everyone, Eric here from Virginia Boys Kitchens! Let's talk a bit about where our materials come from because it's something we're really proud of. Our walnut wood? Sourced right from the heart of the Midwest, primarily from Wisconsin and Minneso
Hey folks, Eric here from Virginia Boys Kitchens! Noticed some black or brown residue on your wax buffer after oiling and waxing your black walnut board? Let me put your mind at ease—it’s completely natural and nothing to worry about. It’s All Natura
At Virginia Boys' Kitchens, we're all about making sure you get exactly what you need. While our standard offerings are pretty impressive, we know that sometimes you need something a little more custom. Just reach out to brian@virginiaboyskitchens wi
At Virginia Boys' Kitchens, we take pride in using only the finest ingredients in our care products to ensure your wooden kitchen tools are well-maintained and safe for use with food. Here’s what we use:. Cutting Board Oil. Cutting board Wax. Cutting
If your cutting board has warped, don’t worry—you can usually fix it with a few simple steps. Here’s how: Always try Number 1 first and be patient, it almost always works and is the most natural. Flip It:. Soak and Press:. Steam and Press:. By follow