Yamato Cutting Board
$30.99$40.2923% off
Color: 29CM x 20CM
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ELIMINATES THE RISK OF FOODBORNE ILLNESSES
The non-porous titanium surface of the Yamato™ Cutting Board resists grooves that harbor bacteria, reducing bacterial presence by 90% compared to wooden boards. Its smooth surface remains easy to clean and sanitize, significantly lowering the risk of foodborne pathogens and enhancing kitchen safety.
NO MICROPLASTIC OR WOODEN SHAVINGS
doesn’t produce microplastic shavings like traditional plastic boards or wooden shavings like wooden boards. This ensures that no harmful particles end up in your food. The titanium surface remains intact, even with heavy use.
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