Core Bamboo Peony Medium Cutting Boards-Set of 2

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**Item: **Core Bamboo Peony Medium Cutting Boards-Set of 2
Price: $11.99
Shipping Options: $5 Standard OR $10 Two-Day OR $14 One-Day
Condition: New

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Great price. Compare to Wayfair at $25.99

I like the wooden ones better than the plastic ones. The cut lines are way less apparent, and they are more visually appealing.

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I have this board and use it almost every day. It cleans easy and looks nice on the counter when not in use.

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OK reviews (3.2 out of 5.0) over at amazon

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Let’s go over to corebamboo.com to learn how to care for your new board

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for people in the know bamboo is generally avoided for cutting boards. Its a very slow surface to cut on. It is a “green” wood so if that is your primary concern go for it. If you seriously want a good surface to cut on you are better off with a hard wood board.

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Just my two cents here, but when I bought a similar set of the same brand from Woot just a short while ago and the first time I used the middle sized one, it cracked right in half. Granted I was attempting to cut a rutabegga, but still. It was unrepairable. Just a thought if you intend to use these for watermelon or other larger foods.

Gotta say though, they do look really nice in my kitchen! And great price.

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Bamboo is a grass, wood comes from trees.

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I thought it was a good size board from the photo with an orange and a Chef’s knife.

Then I read the specs. 14 by 11 is pretty small.

That must be a clementine or a cutie, and a paring knife in the picture… LOL. Love photo set ups.

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I have this cutting board. It is ok, but not fabulous. It has several split lines in it, and something got into it and discolored a couple of spots. I did buy the appropriate oil and treat it, didn’t put it in the dishwasher, etc. If I bought another one, I’d use it as a cheese board, but not as a ‘working’ board.

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I think buying a good hard wood end grain cutting board that (with proper care) lasts a lifetime is far more green than buying a bamboo one you’ll toss out in a year or two. I have one that’s a few years old and it’s the “if all my other boards are dirty, use this one” board.

Actually, a lot of my cutting is done on a cheap but HUGE Ikea cutting board that warps like a son of a gun but hides my ugly countertop.

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Bamboo is a grass not wood.

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I had the exact same experience. Mine split in half. I was however able to repair it with wood glue and a sander.

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Same experience as other. The last ones I got on here cracked in half.

I’m sticking with plastic. Less hassel and I throw mine in the dishwasher.

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If anyone has had trouble with defective Core Bamboo boards in the past, please send an email to customerservice@corehome.com and we will be happy to help you with your problem.

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Welcome back and thank you for posting!

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Does anyone know how much these weigh? I’m looking for something on the heavier side …

Thanks.

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Pfffft! Thanks a lot, Woot! My box came infested with ants!

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Egads. Get it outside. So sorry about that. Feel free to email support@woot.com if it’s not in good shape.

Unfortunately, it’s hard to say when they could have gotten into the box. It could have been anywhere along the delivery path.