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Oak is renowned for its strength, hardness and durability -
Oak chopping boards are produced in different shapes and are available in light oak and dark oak.
However, as with mahogany, there’s a limited choice of oak chopping boards available
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The oak is recognised as the national tree of England and was also sacred to the
Anglo-
It’s renowned for its strength and endurance, qualities which make it a fantastic choice for a chopping board.
It’s been used for centuries for building houses and great halls -
There are estimated to be more than 600 varieties of oak trees around the world.
It’s important to keep an oak chopping board clean and dry when not in use and it
should be oiled on a regular basis to keep in tip-
On thing’s for sure -
Everyone knows oak trees have been known to live for centuries -