There are two types of cutting boards - End Grain and Edge Grain.

End Grain boards (like the one above) have the grain of the wood facing upward. Chefs prefer this type of cutting board as they are much gentler on knife edges and the boards will show less knife marks. They requires extra steps to create over an Edge grain board.

Edge Grain boards have the grain of the wood running the length of the board. A little less expensive than end grain boards and they are often more colorful and vibrant because of this type of grain pattern.

Both have endless possibilities in color, design and size.

It all begins with an idea. Colors. grain patterns, design - it is up to you. It will be the centerpiece of your table you see every day - make it yours.

A Lazy Susan is an accessory for your table that many may not think is necessary, but once you use it you will love it! Would you please pass the ——— you may not hear again. Just turn the table and it will come to right to you.

The 19 1/2” diameter works nicely on a 48” table but choose any size you like.

Just a few crackers and cheese or a full buffet, why not present it on something that makes a statement? A beautiful board will always make the food on it look even better. Be it a small piece for just a snack or something much bigger for those memorable gatherings, a board that expresses your personality will certainly add to the occasion..