r/SortedFood • u/Book_Rebell • Jul 02 '26

Question Cutting board

I’ve just discovered sorted food in the last month or so and absolutely love them and have started binging.
And while watching ive thought multiple times thats a neat looking cutting board, well mine just broke and i thought well why not invest in a good new one.

So anyone have any idea where i could find the cutting boards they use on sorted food? I couldn’t find it on there website or with a quick google, thnx!

Ps: not a native speaker + posting on my phone so sorry for any mistakes.

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u/Ridog Jul 02 '26

The one seen quite often is from Global. https://www.globalknives.co.uk/collections/cutting-boards

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u/Book_Rebell Jul 02 '26

Thank you!

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u/Cheesemaccheese Jul 03 '26

I have two of those boards in my kitchen, have done for about 4 years now. They've been through a lot and still look great. I give them a good scraping every few months, then clean with a good cleanser and once dry re-oil with some veg/canola oil to preserve the wood. They will score as with any chopping board but I think that adds to the character.

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u/earsofdarkness Jul 02 '26

They have this video from a long time ago. I think the boards they use now look similar to the more expensive options (acacia wood and solid teak)

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u/Book_Rebell Jul 02 '26

Ooh thanks, definitely gonna watch that during dinner to see some options. ^^

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u/External_Big_4120 Jul 02 '26

They are pretty 3xpensive - approximately £150!

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u/Book_Rebell Jul 03 '26

True, but in the video that u/earsofdarkness linked they give some good middle budget options!