Cooking bring family together and all families have
unique cook styles. However, all vegetable, spices, fruits and even meat
products must be washed, chopped, cut, stirred before being cooked. It does not
matter whether they prefer their food fried, pan fried, boiled, steamed, roasted
etc. Whichever your cooking style, the entire food ingredient must be cut.
Most families use plastic chopping and cutting boards
for this purpose. They feel that is clean and easy to work with. Some use
chopping board made out of compressed layers of
wood to make them sturdy.
Though convenient and smart, using the plastic
chopping boards are wrought with harmful compounds. Most plastic items are made
out of harmful potentially cancerous chemical like BPA or Bisphenol A. These
are tiny particles making up the plastic compound. When chipping onion,
tomatoes, and other vegetables, the chopping board tend to chipped off and
leave knife-cut marks. These chipped pieces normally mix up with the food
particulars chopped and are then inadvertently poured into the frying pan.
Additional heat causes this harmful component to breakdown to even smaller
particles which we consume with food. When consumed for long, they saturate our bloodstream and can cause most form of cancer.


One alternative to bypass these risks is to use natural
wooden products for cooking. One such product is the wooden vegetable cuttingboards from Gayatri. It is made of eco friendly and durable wood. The wood is
treated to withstand high temperature. It is finished well with a smooth
surface. The board has no plastic component or industrial bonding chemicals.
The timber for board construction is carefully selected and manufactured under stringent
environment. The final wooden boards are all tested before being stocked for
sale.
It is time to rethink about your heath and that of
your family. It is time for Gayatri 100% natural wood cutting boards.
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