Pampered Chef Cutting Edge Large Grooved Cutting Board

Pros: The perfect size for my use and great quality!
Cons: None that I have found over the past year and a half.

Yesterday afternoon while making the preparations necessary to roll out my chocolate crinkle cookie dough into round balls prior to rolling in powdered sugar, I quick grabbed from underneath my sink my cutting board. Now, for those of you who have read...

Pros: Sturdy, non slip.
Cons: None

Hubby and I are Pampered Chef groupies. Before my daughter became a consultant we went to party after party on spending sprees. All the products were so interesting, so innovative and they came with guarentees. After several parties we realized the ...

Pros: They last a lifetime.
Cons: There are none.

I think these are very convenient to have. They are very nice. I know because I used to have one. It's a nice size so that you can cut a potato or something and leave what you've cut on one side of the cutting board. It is very durable so it won't ...

Pros: Groove catches the juices, keeping the counter neat and clean
Cons: Slides around if you don't use something under it.

I've recently started doing more of the cooking in my household. The reason is the new knives we've gotten. What's this got to do with this cutting board? It gets far more use than it used to get.

What can be said about a cutting board other than it fits the need. This board is made of polyethylene and won't dull your knives. We've had this board for about 3 years and other than a few knife marks, there's little wear.

The groove helps keep that blood and juice off the counter. And if you need to roll out some dough, just flip it over to the non-grooved side and you get an extra inch or so on each edge.

Now for the negatives. The groove isn't quite deep enough. I've had several occasions where I've had to empty out the groove. The other problem is since it's made of a plastic, it slips on the counter. This is remedied with a pad under the board, or you could just use a couple damp paper towels, but it's still an inconvenience.