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This item will be posted to you by Inverurie Handcrafts within 3 days of receiving payment.
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This oak and epoxy charcuterie board was born out of some oak offcut and reclaimed handles, with a desire to repurpose materials that would otherwise be disposed of and create something new.
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Full description
This stunning charcuterie board is handmade from Oak and blue swirled epoxy resin. It has a decorative black highlight between the Oak and the blue to accentuate the transition.
Finished in a food safe oil, it can be used to serve up your favourite snacks in style!
Two repurposed chrome handles make carrying it easy, while at the same time reducing waste.
The board measures 40cm x 19cm and is approximately 19mm thick.
To care for your board, avoid prolonged contact with wet foods or foods which may stain, and wipe with a damp cloth after use. Allow to dry fully before storing and never submerge in water.
Please note that this is a charcuterie or serving board and is not suitable for use as a cutting surface.
The board should be treated with a suitable food safe oil at least once per year to maintain it's protection and reduce the liklihood of marking or splitting.
Designed by Stuart in Inverurie
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