Teakhaus Rectangle Cutting Board

This is a serious kitchen tool, not something that should be stored away and gotten out for each use. It's beautiful enough to display full-time on a work counter, heavy and very stable, and large enough to chop, slice, and prepare food without having it flying all over the room. Like all such professional-grade equipment, it deserves care and maintenance. I treat mine with food-grade mineral oil, then wax it with food-grade beeswax to keep it looking like new and to help it repel all moisture. This board is too big to immerse in a sink, nor should you, for immersion can weaken the glue joints. Simply wash it off, wipe it dry, and retreat it once or twice a month. It's the best cutting board I've ever used, fully worth its price, which is not minimal.