Large Plastic Cutting Board
When we set out to design a cutting board, we wanted to address our own frustrations with existing plastic boards. First, we textured the surface to provide better gripping. The texture also hides knife marks so the board looks good for years. Then we added a curved handle to keep the board stable during chopping and aid in transferring your food from board to bowl.
Features
- Powered by leftovers™
- Made with 100% recycled #5 plastic and 100% recyclable
- Curve of handle makes food transfer easy
- Knife-friendly surface
- Two convenient sizes
- Sturdy and durable
- Dishwasher safe
- BPA free
- Made in USA
Sizes
- Large (14" x 11")
Colors
- Apple Green
- Milk White
- Ripe Tomato
- Preserve products are powered by you and your recycling efforts. Through Preserve’s Gimme 5 program, you can recycle your #5 plastics—a kind of plastic that many towns and cities won’t recycle. Preserve transforms yogurt cups into toothbrushes and take-out containers into cutting boards—and a lot of other great looking, high performance products for your bathroom, table, and kitchen.
- We make our products in the USA, so that we can ship them shorter distances, using less fuel and limiting our environmental footprint.
- Preserve Plastic™ is BPA and phthalate-free. We obtain our plastics from a network of trusted providers and test every batch that we reprocess into Preserve products. Preserve products are made exclusively with #5 recycled plastics, which do not require BPA or phthalates. BPA is typically found in #3 plastics and polycarbonates. Polycarbonates are part of the miscellaneous category of plastics, labeled #7.
- Preserve products are made from 100% recycled plastics and 100% post-consumer paper. By using recycled materials, we save energy, preserve natural resources and create an incentive for communities to recycle.
Customer Comments
- "I use this cutting board in my kitchen every day. It's stood up to use and wear well, and has become my favorite cutting board. That curved section is great, either as a handle, or as a means by which to aim food down into hot pans."
