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Black Toast Small Wooden Chopping Board
A small-size wood chopping board, such as this Emma Bridgewater Wooden Small Chopping Board, is exactly what every household needs.
Solid and sturdy, this wooden cutting board is perfect for smaller culinary tasks and easily stored away in the kitchen (though it’s such a good-sized chopping board, you may well want to keep it out on the kitchen counter top). Slice lemons with panache for a G&T. Dice shallots in perfect squares for a stew. Halve cherry tomatoes with finesse.
As the wording suggests, our wooden cutting board is also great for mincing herbs and chopping hot peppers. It's easy on the eye; your chilli-covered fingertips, definitely less so.
A small-size wood chopping board, such as this Emma Bridgewater Wooden Small Chopping Board, is exactly what every household needs.
Solid and sturdy, this wooden cutting board is perfect for smaller culinary tasks and easily stored away in the kitchen (though it’s such a good-sized chopping board, you may well want to keep it out on the kitchen counter top). Slice lemons with panache for a G&T. Dice shallots in perfect squares for a stew. Halve cherry tomatoes with finesse.
As the wording suggests, our wooden cutting board is also great for mincing herbs and chopping hot peppers. It's easy on the eye; your chilli-covered fingertips, definitely less so.
$45.74
Original: $130.69
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$130.69
$45.74Description
A small-size wood chopping board, such as this Emma Bridgewater Wooden Small Chopping Board, is exactly what every household needs.
Solid and sturdy, this wooden cutting board is perfect for smaller culinary tasks and easily stored away in the kitchen (though it’s such a good-sized chopping board, you may well want to keep it out on the kitchen counter top). Slice lemons with panache for a G&T. Dice shallots in perfect squares for a stew. Halve cherry tomatoes with finesse.
As the wording suggests, our wooden cutting board is also great for mincing herbs and chopping hot peppers. It's easy on the eye; your chilli-covered fingertips, definitely less so.
