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Acacia wood board with slots that catch crumbs while you slice bread, then flips over for general cutting
- TypeCutting Boards
- Size/Dimensions10 x 18 x 1.5
- Slice bread cleanly with slotted crumb catcher
- Serve directly on spacious 10 x 18 inch surface
- Flip over for versatile cutting board use
- Durable solid acacia wood resists daily wear
- Easy wipe-clean maintenance with damp cloth
Solid Acacia Bread Board with Crumb Slots
This solid acacia bread board measures 10 x 18 x 1.5 and features slotted channels that catch crumbs while you slice. The integrated handle makes it easy to carry from counter to table. Flip it over to use the flat reverse side as a general cutting surface.
Upgrade from Flat Boards or Plastic Trays
A flat board lets crumbs scatter across the counter, while plastic can dull knives and stain. The slotted design keeps the work area clean and the hardwood surface is gentle on blade edges. The jump is worth it if you regularly slice crusty loaves and want faster cleanup.
Check Counter Space and Care Routine
Verify the 10 x 18 inch footprint fits your prep zone and storage shelf. Acacia requires hand washing and occasional oiling; it is not dishwasher safe. Buyers who need a board that tolerates machine washing or heavy wet chopping should consider other materials.
Highlights
- Slice bread cleanly with slotted crumb catcher
- Serve directly on spacious 10 x 18 inch surface
- Flip over for versatile cutting board use
- Durable solid acacia wood resists daily wear
- Easy wipe-clean maintenance with damp cloth
Specifications
| Type | Cutting Boards |
|---|---|
| Size/Dimensions | 10 x 18 x 1.5 |
Questions about this item
How much counter space does the 10 x 18 x 1.5 board need?
It occupies a 10-inch by 18-inch footprint and stands 1.5 inches thick, so allow at least that much flat surface plus a little clearance for the handle.
What is the first step when using the slotted bread board for the first time?
Wipe the acacia wood surface with a damp cloth before placing any bread on it; skipping this step leaves dust from the handcrafted finish on your loaf.
How do I maintain the solid acacia wood over time?
Hand-wash only with a damp cloth, dry immediately, and rub food-grade mineral oil into the grain every few weeks to prevent drying or cracking.
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