
How to oil a wooden cutting board or butcher block
Oil keeps wooden boards from drying out and cracking. Here is how and when to do it.
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A plant-based alternative to mineral oil. Fractionated coconut oil soaks into wooden boards and butcher blocks to stop them drying out and cracking.


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Food-grade mineral oil comes from petroleum. Coconut oil is a renewable, plant-based alternative that is suitable for vegans.
It absorbs quickly into the wood, so the board resists liquids, is easier to wash and is less likely to warp or crack.
It does not smell of coconut and won't turn sticky or smell stale over time.
Wooden and bamboo cutting boards, butcher blocks, salad bowls, wooden utensils and wooden countertops.
Clean it with Cutting board soap, let it dry, then wipe on a thin layer of oil. See how to oil a wooden cutting board or butcher block.
No. Fractionated coconut oil has no coconut smell or taste.

Oil keeps wooden boards from drying out and cracking. Here is how and when to do it.
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