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As a knife’s blade scratches a plastic cutting board’s surface, tiny pieces of plastic get released that stick to your ingredients — they’re too small to see, so you may ingest them, says ...

Synthetic resin is a form of unprocessed plastic, so composite boards which utilise it can’t be considered plastic-free. Some composite boards are crafted with plant-based resins like tree sap.

Microplastics — pieces of plastic that are generally smaller than 5 mm, or about the length of a pencil eraser, and are barely visible to the naked eye — have been discovered in places as disparate as ...

To find the best plastic cutting boards available, we tested 22 models, single boards and sets, over six weeks. We chopped, scored and scrubbed top contenders to see how they held up to the rigors ...

Keep the cutting board oiled to help prevent stains. Lonsdale also recommends avoiding ingredients like beets, coffee and red wine spilling onto the board as they have vibrant pigments.