Wood, rubber, or plastic—we’ve got a recommendation for every home cook. Plus, tips for cleaning and caring for your board.

We’ve tested over 40 cutting boards since 2015 and recommend four in a range of materials and price points. Advertisement. SKIP ADVERTISEMENT ... and rubber feet for stabilization.

Rubber cutting boards, however, may be your best bet. Keep reading, ... This rubber board from Parker Asahi is nearly two ...

In our larger tested review of the best wooden cutting boards, The Boardsmith Maple End-Grain Cutting Board earned the distinction of best upgrade pick. Here's why it’s worth the investment.

If a board has rubber feet, ... One of the main things to look out for when buying a rubber cutting board is that they are heavy, “even heavier than wooden boards,” says Handel.

Size: 15.8″L x 8.8″W (Medium) Thickness: 0.8″ (Medium) The most available Japanese-made rubber boards are made by a company famous for its high-carbon steel knives.Yoshihiro’s Hi-Soft boards are made ...

Most basic cutting boards don't come with any kind of rubbery surface on the bottom to prevent them from sliding around, but with a couple of rubber bands, you can stabilize your cutting board and ...