Small Walnut Wood Cutting Board

Handcrafted in the USA

Our Small Walnut Wood Cutting board measures 12 x 8 inches and 3/4 inches thick with a blood and juice groove on one side. Crafted by hand in the USA, using sustainably sourced American hardwood Walnut.

Versatile and Multi-Purpose

Its small size makes this walnut wood cutting board perfect for everyday use. It is easy to handle and store and is a must-have companion to your larger-sized cutting boards. It's a perfect bar board for fruits, veggies, and cheese. You'll grab this board daily for quick prep, to take on a picnic, or to serve a juicy steak or hamburger.

Fully Reversible Design

One of this cutting board's best features is it is fully reversible. It has a juice groove on one side, which makes it perfect for cutting juicy fruits, vegetables, and meats. The groove catches any liquids, preventing them from spilling onto your countertop and keeping your workspace clean and tidy.

But that's not all – flip it over to the flat surface on the other side. Use it to prep your dry ingredients or even as a serving platter for your favorite appetizers.

Our Small Walnut Wood Cutting board measures 8x12 inches and is 3/4 inch thick with a juice groove on one side. It's made right here in the USA from Sustainable Black American Hardwood Walnut.

Small Walnut Wood Cutting board

• Made in the USA from Certified Sustainable Black American Hardwood Walnut
• Measures 12 inches long, 8 inches wide, and 3/4 inch thick
• Knife-friendly Surface - Wooden cutting boards are easier on knives than plastic, bamboo, and glass boards (which can dull knives more quickly)
• Every board is preseasoned with our natural cutting board oil, so it is ready to use out of the box
• Small-sized, so it is the perfect bar sized board or for beautiful cheese and cracker for you and a loved one
• Handcrafted in Virginia by skilled American craftspeople
• The perfect gift for birthdays, Christmas, or just to say, "You deserve it." Moreover, it's a gift they will use!
• Every purchase plants a tree. Most Importantly, we plant more trees than we use