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Butchers Block Oil

Catskill’s - a great choice of

oil  for maintaining your wooden butchers block

£4.95

BUTCHERS BLOCKS

A butchers block is a welcome addition to any culinary enthusiast’s kitchen.

Available as full-size freestanding versions on lockable castors or the small traditional kitchen worktop board version, a good butchers block will serve you well for years. We have a wide range to choose from here - in various shapes and sizes - so we’re confident you’ll find just what

you’re looking for - and at the best prices around.

There are many types of chopping boards available nowadays in a range of materials including glass, marble, plastic and various woods -but there’s nothing to beat a good solid butchers block for serious cutting and chopping.

And, as always, it’s important to clean a butchers block thoroughly to prevent risks of cross contamination and , if you want to keep it in prime condition you should treat it regularly with butchers block oil.

Butchers blocks - sometimes called chef’s blocks - have come a long way since their humble beginnings and are now available in various shapes and styles.

They also contain many appealing features including drawers for knives and other accessories, baskets, towel rails and shelves - some even come complete with a built-in wine rack.

If you do a lot of chopping and food preparation and space is not an issue in your kitchen, then a butchers block could be perfect for you.

Butches blocks are available in various woods including beech, oak and hevea wood, and often come with stainless steel fittings, so it’s worth looking carefully at the different styles to ensure you find the one which best complements your kitchen.