This is rather nifty.
We've all used regular cutting boards - wood, plastic - that just sit on our counters. And then there are the really thin ones that roll up and bend so we can push stuff into pans and bowls. But this new one from Bed, Bath & Beyond actually has a handle, and you squeeze the handle to create a chute, which makes dropping food a lot easier. They come in black and white.
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5-06-2008 @ 10:01AM
Patrick said...
Definitely handy, although not really all that new. I've had mine for a year now already.
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5-06-2008 @ 10:30AM
Astin said...
Ditto, I've had a very similar one for around 2 years now. Although to be honest, I almost never use it as it sits unevenly instead of flat when unfolded.
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5-06-2008 @ 1:47PM
Adam said...
To second what Astin said, I've had this cutting board for about a year, and I actually think it's a terrible product. The only way to get it to lay flat is to have the handle rest against the wall -- otherwise it is essentially useless for actually chopping anything. Like so many kitchen gadgets, I think it's great in principle and totally unnecessary in practice.
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