Cutting boards
Plastic-free cutting boards: 24 of 31 have no plastic in any listed part. Top: John Boos R-Board Maple Cutting Board (100/100 at 80% confidence).
IndependentRatings onlyScore ↓ClearMore:Mixing bowlsColanders 12Measuring cupsMeasuring spoons 8Mortar & pestle 9Bowls & servingware 14Ice cube trays 4Salt & pepper millsSalad spinners
Hasegawa FSR Pro-Soft Cutting Board with Wood Core
Hasegawa · 2 parts
Destination Kauai Cutting Board
Totally Bamboo · 2 parts · 1 unknown
In the catalog, not yet researched (9)
Products we intend to cover. Nothing has been captured for these yet, so they carry no materials and no score. Listing them with either would mean guessing, which this database does not do.
- Boos Blocks Walnut End Grain Chopping Block
- Dalstrong Lionswood Teak Cutting Board
- Ironwood Gourmet Acacia Chopping Board
- Larch Wood End Grain Cutting Board
- Madeira Mario Teak Carving Board
- Material Kitchen The reBoard
- Shun Hinoki Cutting Board
- Sonder Los Angeles Walnut Cutting Board
- Virginia Boys Kitchens Walnut Cutting Board
Research on plastic in cutting boards
Official
Peer-reviewed journals, government agencies, and standards bodies.
“Based on our assumptions, we estimated a per-person annual exposure of 7.4–50.7 g of microplastics from a polyethylene chopping board and 49.5 g of microplastics from a polypropylene chopping board.”
Quoted verbatim and linked to the source. We make no health claims of our own. Read the sources and judge them yourself.