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If you’ve been using those thin plastic cutting boards or, heaven forbid, cutting directly on your countertops, switching to a quality wood cutting board will genuinely change your cooking experience. But with so many options out there, it’s worth understanding what makes wood boards special and whether they’re right for your kitchen.
Choosing between maple and walnut for your cutting board feels like it should be simple – they’re both beautiful, both durable, both made from quality American hardwood. But the differences between them can significantly impact your satisfaction with your choice, especially when you’re adding personalization to the mix.
Have you ever wondered why we call that rotating tray in the middle of the table a “Lazy Susan”? The name seems oddly specific – and slightly insulting to anyone named Susan. Turns out, there’s a quirky history behind this humble kitchen accessory that’s become surprisingly relevant again.