John Boos CCB Series Square Wooden Walnut Cutting Board 18”x18” – 3” Thick, 24-lb Reversible Butcher Block with End-Grain & Finger Grips – Made in the USA
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Size: 18"L x 18"W
Color: Walnut
Features
- Solid Wooden Chopping Block: Elevate your food prep with a John Boos CCB series wood chopping block. Slice, chop, and display fruit, bread, meat, and other bites with efficiency.
- Crafted for Your Home: This thick wooden charcuterie cutting board boasts reversible sides, recessed finger grips, an oil finish, and a level cutting surface suitable for your finest cutlery.
- Made for Life: Available in 3 different sizes for your serving and charcuterie-board needs, this durable wooden cutting board features a 3-inch thickness and an end-grain construction.
- Easy Care: Hand-wash only. Use our Boos Block Mystery Oil and Board Cream (sold separately) to preserve the natural beauty of the wooden board surface and fibers. Refer to our care guide for details.
- Superior Craftsmanship: Since 1887, John Boos has offered American-made gourmet items trusted by top chefs. Our custom, precise craftsmanship can be seen in our wood and stainless-steel products.
Description
Edge Grain Walnut Board Edge Grain Walnut Board Edge Grain Cherry Board Maple Chopping Block Block Oil Board Cream Oil & Cream Applicator
Brand: John Boos
Color: Walnut
Product Dimensions: 18"L x 18"W x 3"Th
Material: Walnut Wood
Recommended Uses For Product: Meat
Shape: Rectangular
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only
Special Feature: Reversible
Included Components: messer
Item Weight: 23.25 Pounds
Brand Name: John Boos
Included Components: messer
Number of Items: 1
Model Number: WAL-CCB183-S
Number of Packs: 1
Manufacturer: John Boos
UPC: 662969350772
Global Trade Identification Number: 72
Manufacturer Part Number: WAL-CCB183-S
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: Reversible End Grain Chopping Block
Color: Walnut
Shape: Rectangular
Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness: 18"L x 18"W x 3"Th
Item Weight: 23.25 Pounds
Size: 18"L x 18"W
Material Type: Walnut Wood
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only
Recommended Uses For Product: Meat
Additional Features: Reversible
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Size: 14"L x 14"W
Color: Cherry
My kitchen is a simple U design with not a lot of counter or food prep space. Because of this I have gone through many cutting boards over the last few years trying to find something that will last a lifetime and that fits well in my limited cooking space and matches my cooking style. I prefer classic French style cooking equipment and use French chef knives a lot. I recently purchased a new set of Damascus steel knives and a 10" Sabatier French Chef's knife so I wanted a good quality cutting board that would protect my blades. This Boos Blocks 14x14x3 inch Cherry end grain block is just about perfect. The wood is a little soft, just enough to not damage my knife edges but definitely hard enough to feel reassured that this will be something to hand down to my heirs. At three inches thick it would be hard to imagine that anyone could ever wear out this beautiful hunk of wood, even over several generations. Just don't take a huge cleaver to it and it should last forever. When the block arrived it was well packed and did not incur any damage during shipping. I had read in other reviews that many had ordered cutting boards from Amazon that arrived chipped or dented. Well, I'm happy to report this was not the case with my order. I highly recommend buying the Boos Mystery Mineral Oil and the Block Board Cream. Before I even used it for the first time I carefully washed the board with warm soapy water being careful not to submerge the board in water. I then immediately dried it with paper towels. Once it was dry I ran over to the local hardware store and bought four non-skid rubber feet with screws. I installed the feet on the four corners and I now had an even better board. Since I got the non-skid type it does not slide on my granite counter tops and the bottom of the board is now elevated about an 1/8th of an inch off the counter to keep the underside from ever sitting in a puddle of water. I know this essentially sacrifices one side of this two-sided board, but because of the massive thickness of this board it did not bother me. I would rather have one solid and sturdy cutting surface that doesn't slip than an additional alternate side. After I added the rubber feet I then went to town with the Board Cream. I squeezed a big dollop of the cream on the board and rubbed it in vigorously into the surface of the board on all sides. When I was done there was a thin film of the beeswax cream on the board. I left it like that over-night. In the morning the next day I wiped off the small amount of excess (the board really absorbed a lot of that cream) and then applied a heavy coating of Mystery Oil. I let that stand for a few hours as well and then wiped away the excess. The board was now pimped out, cured, and ready for action. It is such a beautiful piece that, with the wife's permission of course, it now sits proudly on my counters. This board will never be relegated to some dark corner in our cabinets. It deserves to be displayed. It is my understanding that cherry wood darkens to a rich and deep reddish mahogany color with exposure to the air and light. As beautiful as it is right now I can't wait to see how it will look in a year or two. I took a picture of it just to compare the color a year from now. I have now used the board a few times and I cannot tell you how much of a joy it is to use. The end grain of the wood gently supports my knife blade and provides a soft surface while not feeling spongy or porous. I understand some people think Cherry is a little too soft and prefer a harder wood, but I also have a rock maple end grain board that I also really like but I find it almost like chopping on stone. I definitely prefer the Cherry feel. The three-inch thickness of this board is also a great advantage, well, maybe only for those of us 6 ft. tall and taller. I can see that this might be an issue for a shorter person. But for me it is a God send. No more achy back from a long session of prepping vegetables for a good gumbo or a Chinese stir fry. The elevated surface reduces back strain for sure. The bottom line is this block is a great performer and I do not regret this purchase one iota. There is one very minor quibble which I think is easily remedied. The board surface is a little rough and whiskery. For now I'm going to see if it smooths out on its own through regular use. If it doesn't get better within the next two months or so I'll try some light wet sanding (always sand with a lubricant in this case I'll use the Boos Mystery Oil) with 300 or 600 grit sand paper. UPDATE: Well, I've used the board for a few weeks now and I still think it is a great board. I will definitely be keeping this tool for the rest of my life. If you get one just take good care of it and don't misuse it or neglect it (it is wood after all) and it will provide you years of joy and satisfaction. I recently sanded the cutting surface and the sides of the board with 320 grit wet and dry sanding paper using some of the mineral oil as a lubricant. I was not that happy with the factory finish on the board and this helped tremendously. In my initial review I pointed this out. Well, a few minutes with the 320 grit paper turned it into a very soft, smooth, satin finish. Just make sure you use a sanding block. DO NOT SAND without one. The sanding block will ensure you keep a flat surface all across the board. Sanding with the sandpaper just held in your hand will create hills and valleys on the surface.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2013 by Del Oeste
Size: 18"L x 18"W
Color: Maple
Ohh my, this is difficult, and I think that it's probably difficult for them as-well. When you make such a wonderful product, but it's impossible to give a lifetime warrantee for natural products, especially wood. I mean, these are so good and expensive that you can gift them to your children, and their grandchildren. The only problem that I have found is that they failed to send me a perfect board, so now I wonder if I got a second, or is this their acceptable board. I just bought as a gift, and it's entirely off center, many of the boards are turned the wrong direction for long term stability especially with end grain wood.. So what happens when it's not constructed more carefully is that you get cracking a year later, I contacted them, on my first purchase, a $600.00 board when it cracked, and they were zero help. Why not just put it up front that your boards might crack due to the nature of wood, and if it happens, and if it does, here's how to fix it. or even better yet, include a crack repair KIT WITH THE EPOXY, just incase it happens after the warrantee period. I see so many complaints about this and their boards, it seems that a more proactive approach would be good for their business, yes I understand that some people might not take care of their boards and that they don't want to deal with that hassle, but mine cracked after extremely careful use, I found a fix, it wasn't that difficult and in the 4 years Later my board is still perfect, no thanks to Boose Brothers!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2022 by gjam
Size: 18"L x 18"W
Color: Maple
Two parts to this review: --> The board is beyond awesome. You can immediately tell that it's high-end end-grain maple, with it's construction having no flaws. It came with a layer of oil/cream, but I purchased a bottle of John Boos 5 Ounce Block Board Cream with Beeswax and put down my own layer as well. After using a few times, it still appears to be brand new. I can see myself owning this for years upon years. Not only does it function well, but it looks great on the countertop! --> As for Amazon, the company is great. My first order was shipped all the way to the local UPS and out for delivery to my house, yet was somehow damaged (I don't know the details - only what was shown on the tracking page). My payment was refunded and they insisted that I reorder with 2 day shipping (instead of my original free ground shipping) and they would refund that charge, due to the damage. I was ecstatic to get it so quick, and can't thank Amazon enough for the generosity!!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2012 by Chris
Size: 15"L x 15"W
Color: Maple
Beautiful 3" thick maple with grooves on the side for handling. I have limited space, but wanted something that I couldn't wait to prep meals on everyday. I'm excited to use it and because the quality is top notch, I'm going to be excited for many years to come.
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2025 by Steve Hunt
Size: 14"L x 14"W
Color: Cherry
My first review ever....so this is a statement in itself. I received this board mid April, it is now June 1. A crack spanning 4 inches directly down the center from one side near the handles has just appeared. I nurtured this board with Boos mineral oil, and board cream various times since i received it.....and was very careful with its handling. It is very upsetting that despite my attention to detail, a crack that ruins it appearance and functionality has formed. To amazons credit, they were great with the customer service....a full refund was given. I truly love the look of the board, and it feels amazing on the knives....but my heart dropped when the crack appeared. Much too expensive for something like this to happen....I was hoping it would be the last cutting board that I would ever need to buy
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2014 by michael pahler
Size: 14"L x 14"W
Color: Cherry
You will catch yourself thinking this thing is a kitchen decor piece rather than a cutting block bc it is so beautiful. With the darker color and end-grain design, I have to often remind myself that it’s cutting block that is meant to be used. End grain blocks/boards are so much better bc you get less marks and cuts showing up on the board. I’ve used it a dozen or times so far and there isn’t a scratch on it so far. Important: get some cutting board oil and wax for these. If you’re going to buy an expensive block, protect it with a few bucks worth of wax. Besides, the wax brings out the color and makes it look even better!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2020 by Matthew Ellis
Size: 14"L x 14"W
Color: Cherry
As a hobbyist woodworker I knew that cherry was softer than maple. For me that was okay for chopping and slicing, et al. However another member of the house uses it when sawing their way through loaves of bread making obvious nicks in the board. This is partly a problem with the serrated blade as the tip is sharp and not blunted like some bread knives. This other person in the house had initially stated that the board thickness makes the cutting surface too high. I have not heard this comment in a while... successful adaptation. I like it a lot. I use it every day. The board is still sucking up oil like a sponge after numerous applications. I will keep at it to maintain the board. This board will last a real long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2014 by BeenThere
Size: 12"L x 12"W
Color: Maple
We bought this as a present for my son. We bought our board 2 years ago. Again, it is a solid beautiful board. My only complaint is how dry the wood is. It takes about a week of oiling it daily, and heavy before it is even ready to use the cream on. I took 2 days of heavy board cream and now I am finally on day two of cutting board wax application. Hopefully it is soon ready to gift to him.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2023 by Courtney Sexton