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Jun 4, 2025 6:21 PM

17" x 12" OUII Stainless Steel / Ceramic Cutting Board w/ Sharpener & Grater

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Amazon has 17" x 12" OUII Stainless Steel / Ceramic Cutting Board w/ Sharpener & Grater on sale for $11.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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About this Item:
  • A food safe stainless cutting board, with non-toxic plastic chopping board in back.
  • Comes with retractable ceramic stone knife sharpener hidden in the handle.
  • Deep juice groove for all those juicy ingredients, built-in grater for garlic, ginger, apple sauce, and free-standing foot.

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Amazon has 17" x 12" OUII Stainless Steel / Ceramic Cutting Board w/ Sharpener & Grater on sale for $11.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter LolaBunny21 for sharing this deal.

About this Item:
  • A food safe stainless cutting board, with non-toxic plastic chopping board in back.
  • Comes with retractable ceramic stone knife sharpener hidden in the handle.
  • Deep juice groove for all those juicy ingredients, built-in grater for garlic, ginger, apple sauce, and free-standing foot.

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chiropteranJun 5, 2025 12:38 PM
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It's not bad. Just put a steak under the food you are cooking to use as a second layer so you don't dull your knife too much.
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Quote from UniqueMagic721 View quoted comment :
I don't know about you, but my dog eats plastic all the time. I see bits of chewed up garden hose and golf balls in his poo all the time, because even for a species with a gut able to tolerate rotten roadkill, plastic isn't digestible. Maybe the latest scary syndrome of microplastics is another fake made up conspiracy, after all, literally everything else turned out to be fake.
"...after all, literally everything else turned out to be fake."

Literally? lol

Can you provide some examples?
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pyroskater85Jun 5, 2025 2:05 PM
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Quote from SlickDealJr View quoted comment :
Imagine caring about the knife more than microplastics or bacteria getting in to the food.

Not everyone is going to take care of a wooden cutting board well or fed up of buying cheap wooden boards to break easily.
I remember hearing about how even wood cutting boards arent safe either, because of the toxins from the glue/resin that hold it together. Its like you can't win. And just have to choose the lesser of all evils. But isn't that just how life goes.
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pyroskater85Jun 5, 2025 2:09 PM
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Quote from aklingensmith View quoted comment :
Why, in gods name, would one ever cut on stainless steel? Do they hate their knives??
I've seen some restaurant chefs cut directly on the stainless steel griddle. Like Benihanas for one comes to mind.
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CyanGalley756Jun 5, 2025 2:54 PM
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Quote from DOCTOR_K View quoted comment :
I hate to tell you this but most commercial kitchens use plastic cutting boards. It's been that way for many decades all across the US so I think we'd know by now if it was a serious health concern.
When I worked in a Carbone's for a bit in high school back around 2011/2012 our whole pizza line had a giant plastic board under our working space, and the sandwich station used plastic boards too. All my friends who still work culinary jobs today say they all use plastic boards too. Like you said, plastic boards have been in use for decades.
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tstarksJun 5, 2025 3:23 PM
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In addition to most certainly dulling knives, wouldn't a SS board be slick / slippery like a glass cutting board? Seems silly.
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SharpDime649Jun 5, 2025 4:14 PM
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Is this some kind of attempt at avoiding microplastics?
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Quote from UniqueMagic721 View quoted comment :
I don't know about you, but my dog eats plastic all the time. I see bits of chewed up garden hose and golf balls in his poo all the time, because even for a species with a gut able to tolerate rotten roadkill, plastic isn't digestible. Maybe the latest scary syndrome of microplastics is another fake made up conspiracy, after all, literally everything else turned out to be fake.
You should feed your dog dogfood. Not garden hoses and golf balls.
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Quote from DOCTOR_K View quoted comment :
I hate to tell you this but most commercial kitchens use plastic cutting boards. It's been that way for many decades all across the US so I think we'd know by now if it was a serious health concern.
You can't address paranoia with logic. My hippy friends talk about microplastics all the time and avoid seed oils, then text and drive. The paranoia is more of a social thing than an actually minimizing danger thing.
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Quote from aklingensmith View quoted comment :
Why, in gods name, would one ever cut on stainless steel? Do they hate their knives??
"I've never seen a cutting board with a built in sharpener, why would they do such a ... oh, I see"
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Quote from Justin1983 View quoted comment :
You can't address paranoia with logic. My hippy friends talk about microplastics all the time and avoid seed oils, then text and drive. The paranoia is more of a social thing than an actually minimizing danger thing.
He wasn't saying microplastics are a figment of paranoia - just that if plastic cutting boards were a big source of microplastics, we'd know it.

Idk about seed oils, but microplastics are very real, they're visible with even basic consumer microscopes and are found in nearly everything, everywhere, including our bodies (outside the digestive tract). Not really a hippy dippy thing. More sad than anything.
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akoforever22Jun 5, 2025 5:43 PM
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Don't like to dull your knives by cutting on this board? Just put a wooden board over this stainless steel one when you're using knives and problem solved!
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I have one, my opinion is DO NOT BUY! get wood cutting board and replace them every half year!

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