Collection: Old Yankee Hand-Crafted Cutting Boards

What's so special about Old Yankee Cutting Boards... and what makes them the only cutting boards Christina uses in her kitchen?

Let's start with the fact that they are custom crafted in New England, entirely by hand - one at a time - from 100% New England Maple.

Old Yankee Cutting Boards have been gracing kitchens throughout the world since 1972. The business began in northern Maine where an abundant supply of rock maple generated the idea for handcrafted countertops. The idea spread to include custom cutting boards that were handed out mainly as gifts to friends and family. After seeing the quality of the cutting boards, people asked to purchase them for themselves and their friends and family. Old Yankee began to grow by word of mouth.

Old Yankee Cutting Boards are made today in the same way as they were in 1972, using only the highest quality woods and adhesives. Each cutting board is individually glued, planed, shaped and finished one at a time. This handcrafted process ensures that no two cutting boards are alike. Many cutting boards may be constructed of the same wood types but due to the beauty of the tiger stripe or birdseye maple used, each cutting board highlights the wood’s individual beauty in a different way. This process allows Old Yankee to produce a true one-of-a-kind creation that will provide many years of service while adding a beautiful accent to your kitchen décor.

Old Yankee Cutting Boards products are designed for durability and will stand up to the most rugged use. Our commitment to providing customers with the highest quality product and selecting the best materials possible is a hallmark of our thirty-eight years in business.

We are proud to say that Old Yankee cutting boards are being used in homes and restaurants by professional chefs, TV personalities, James Beard award winners and home cooks throughout the world.

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