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What oil doe you use for your bamboo or wooden cutting boards?
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Anonymous User
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Date: June 03, 2006 07:32PM I have read that olive and other vegetable oils are not good to use for oiling wooden or bamboo cutting boards because the oil turns rancid. Lots of advice is given that "food grade" mineral oil is the best choice. (I know other raw foodists will gag just as I did with the use of "food grade" before the words "mineral oil," which is a byproduct petroleum!)
So what IS the best thing to use to keep a cutting board from warping and splitting? I won't even put lotions that have minerals in them on my body. I certainly don't want it on my cutting board!! Re: What oil doe you use for your bamboo or wooden cutting boards?
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rawmark
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Date: June 06, 2006 12:28PM Hey 24,
Not sure but I just get a bottle from Bed, Bath and Beyond. They are now carrying lots of bamboo products and they also have mineral oil that is good for cutting boards. Peace, Marcos Go Vegan for your life, your health, the planet and, most importantly, the animals that we share this wonderful world with! Re: What oil doe you use for your bamboo or wooden cutting boards?
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atman
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Date: June 10, 2006 03:51AM I tend to think that mineral oil is both rancid & nonedible. I rub coconut oil on my board. BoraBora LoveJoy a visiting goddess Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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