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When is your Cutting board is due for replacement?
When is your Cutting board is due for replacement?
A Cutting board you use every day, with different foods. That's why it's important to keep your Cutting board take a close look at it. Is it still so hygienic or does it really need replacing? In this blog, we tell you what to look out for!
When is your Cutting board is due for replacement?
A Cutting board you use every day, with different foods. That's why it's important to keep your Cutting board take a close look at it. Is it still so hygienic or does it really need replacing? In this blog, we tell you what to look out for!
It doesn't matter if your Cutting board is made of plastic or wood and whether you clean it by hand or dishwasher; bacteria quickly settle in the grooves of your Cutting board . Usually, after a year of cutting and chopping, quite a few grooves are already visible. And that's when you know it's time to replace your Cutting board !
You should replace your Cutting board replace if:
The Cutting board has many cracks/grooves
It is difficult to remove the Cutting board really clean
It no longer smells fresh or very musty and you can't get rid of this smell
Have you come to the conclusion that yourCutting board needs to be replaced? Then take a look between our range for a good alternative!
This is how you enjoy your Cutting board
Go for a professional cutting board of good quality. These are often made from the plastic: polyethylene and suitable for the hospitality industry. This ensures that the plank does not wear out quickly; Not even with super sharp knives. As a result, there are no grooves in it and there is no room where bacteria can nestle;
Do you have a cutting board made of wood or bamboo? Then feed it regularly with oil. With this you fill the pores and bacteria do not get a chance. You read here How you do that. It also helps against drying out the cutting board. If you do not do this, a wooden cutting board can warp or, in the worst case, split (where bacteria can once again). A wooden cutting board is therefore never allowed in the dishwasher!;
Consider going for a marble cutting board or glass cutting board. A marble or glass cutting board of course does not absorb moisture, so will not quickly warp or show cracks. This keeps it nicely flat and bacteria don't get a chance to nestle.
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