Extra Large End Grain Acacia Cutting Board, Juice Groove
Prep, carve, and serve on one thick acacia board with a juice groove that keeps meat and fruit juice off the counter. The 3cm end-grain slab stays steady under the knife and carries cheese and charcuterie to the table. Two sizes cover a compact counter or a full roast.
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Prep, carve, and serve on one thick acacia board with a juice groove that keeps meat and fruit juice off the counter. The 3cm end-grain slab stays steady under the knife and carries cheese and charcuterie to the table. Two sizes cover a compact counter or a full roast.
Premium end-grain acacia butcher block with a juice groove, built to be both a working cutting board and a serving piece
- juice and liquid spilling across the counter during meat and fruit prep
- knife marks and dulling blades on hard surfaces
- bulky or plain boards that look out of place when serving
Prep, carve, and serve on one board that keeps your counter dry
Tired of juice running across the counter and boards that look wrong on the table? This thick acacia board holds the juice, takes the knife work, and goes straight to dinner.
A deep groove that keeps juice off your counter

A groove that holds the juice
Juice from a roast or a ripe mango collects around the edge instead of running across the counter. The channel is built into the board, so there is nothing to slide out or lose. If you prep a lot of fruit, the wood cutting boards collection has smaller options for daily chopping.

Thick end-grain acacia
The 3cm slab is cut end-grain, so the knife meets the fibers head on instead of skating across the surface. Knife marks stay shallow and blend into the mosaic. Boards this thick are harder to find than the thin plastic ones that slide and scar.

Serve it straight to the table
The rich grain and clean rectangular profile sit comfortably beside a ceramic plate and fresh produce. Carry the board from the counter to the table and set it down with the cheese already on it. Pair it with the aperitif boards wooden collection for a matching serving set.
From the carving knife to the cheese plate
- 1Carve the roast
Set the board with the groove facing the meat. Carve, and the juice collects in the channel instead of running across the counter.
- 2Prep fruit cleanly
Slide a damp towel under the board so it stays put. Slice mango or lemon with the groove around the edge to catch the drips.
- 3Serve from the same board
Arrange cheese and charcuterie straight on the board and bring it to the table. Wipe it down and it is ready for the next job.
Simple care that keeps the grain rich
- Hand wash with mild soap
Warm water and a soft sponge. Rinse quickly so the wood does not sit in water.
- Dry it right away
Towel dry, then stand it on its edge so air reaches both sides.
- Re-oil after heavy use
A light coat after a few weeks of daily prep keeps the oiled finish from drying out.
- Skip the dishwasher
Heat and long soaking strip the oil and can distort the block.
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Questions and answers
Yes, with normal kitchen care. Wash the board in hot soapy water after raw meat, dry it, and let the groove drain. If you handle raw meat often, keep a second board for produce.
The 24 x 24 cm square suits a tight counter or a small kitchen. The 33 x 24.3 cm rectangle holds a whole roast, a melon, or a full charcuterie spread. Both are 3 cm thick.
Wood moves with water, so keep it out of long soaks. Hand wash it, dry it straight away, and stand it on its edge. A light re-oil after heavy use keeps the grain from drying out.
No. The heat and long soak strip the oil and can distort the block. Hand wash only.
It holds the juice from a roast or a few mangoes, enough to keep the counter dry while you work. Pour it off when you finish and wipe the channel.
A thin plastic board slides, takes knife grooves, and needs replacing sooner. This is a solid 3 cm slab from premium acacia that carves, prepares, and serves, so one piece does the work of two. You keep it for years instead of swapping it out.
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