Thirteen Chefs Extra Large 24 x 18 Black Cutting Board - 1/2" Thick HDPE Plastic for Restaurants and Professional Kitchens

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Brand: Thirteen Chefs

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About this item EXTRA LARGE CUTTING BOARD - Oversized 24 x 18 inch surface is designed for professional and home chefs with big kitchens. The XL size speeds up prep work by allowing more space to work and organize. Weighs 7 pounds and resists sliding. PROFESSIONAL QUALITY - Made from high density polyethylene (HDPE), our plastic cutting boards are long lasting and warp resistant. All Thirteen Chef plastic cutting boards are rated for commercial dishwashers and NSF stamped for food service use. LARGE SIZE WARNING – A common complaint is that this cutting board is TOO BIG and TOO HEAVY. It will not fit in sinks or dishwashers and can be difficult to wash for smaller individuals. Please MEASURE your kitchen space first to determine if this cutting board is not right for your home, as it is designed for professional kitchens and chefs. BLACK COLOR – Use for cooked meats such as BBQ, roasts and sausages as suggested by HACCP guidelines. For home chefs, black is great at hiding knife scars and stains, making black cutting boards a good choice for grilling and steaks. THIRTEEN CHEFS - We are an American company with decades of experience in food service. Our products are used in restaurants, commercial and home kitchens across the country. We take pride in offering premium kitchen wares that are designed to last and provide great value for professional and casual chefs. › See more product details

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