News — bamboo chopping board care

If you have a beautiful UK-made bamboo chopping board on your worktop, you probably want it to stay that way for years. The good news is that with a bit of regular care, bamboo is one of the most hardwearing and hygienic choices you can make for your kitchen. This guide walks you through exactly how to oil and maintain bamboo chopping boards for longevity, using simple steps and products you can easily find in the UK. No fuss, no mystery, just what actually works. Why bamboo boards need oiling in the first place Bamboo behaves a bit like wood....

If you love the look of a beautiful bamboo chopping board but hate the stains that come with beetroot, turmeric and tomato, you are not alone. The good news? You do not need harsh chemicals to keep your boards looking fresh. Some of the best natural hacks like salt and lemon for stubborn stains on bamboo are probably already in your kitchen cupboard. At Deer & Oak we spend a lot of time thinking about what goes on your boards and what goes into them. So this guide is all about simple, natural ways to lift stains, tackle smells and...

If you have a bamboo chopping board you already know it deserves better than a quick dunk in the sink and a scrub with whatever sponge is closest. Treat it well and it will last for years, stay beautifully smooth and keep your food prep safe and satisfying. In this guide we will walk through exactly how to clean bamboo chopping boards without damaging the grain, keep them smelling fresh and avoid the common mistakes that ruin boards long before their time. Why bamboo needs different care to plastic Bamboo is technically a grass, not a wood, but it behaves...

If your bamboo chopping board has started to feel a little fuzzy, look a bit patchy or warp at the edges, the culprit probably isn’t the board at all. It’s the great British home: steamy kitchens, radiators on half the year and that familiar background damp. The good news is that with the right routine you can keep your bamboo chopping boards looking beautiful and performing their best, even in the most humid UK homes. Why humidity is tough on bamboo boards Bamboo is naturally durable and less thirsty than many woods, but it is still a natural material. In...