A non-moldy chopping board, not easy to breed bacteria, cut and chop without wobbling
1. Material Revolution: Wheat Straw + Food-Grade PP
What is wheat straw?
It is not directly compressed straw, but rather a new eco-friendly composite material formed by pulverizing wheat straw into fiber powder, blending it with food-grade polypropylene (PP) and other polymers, then shaping it under high temperature and pressure.
Essence: An eco-friendly plastic reinforced with natural plant fibers.
Core Advantages:
Eco-Sustainable: Utilizes agricultural waste (wheat straw), reduces burning pollution, and partially replaces petroleum-based plastics.
Natural Mold & Bacteria Resistance: The dense structure of straw fibers, combined with the non-absorbent PP base, eliminates moisture conditions for mold growth at the source, making it less prone to mold than traditional wooden or bamboo cutting boards.
Safe, Paint-Free & Wax-Free: One-piece molding eliminates the need for surface painting or waxing, preventing harmful chemicals from contaminating food.
Lightweight & Easy to Clean: Lower density than wood makes it exceptionally lightweight—easily handled with one hand. Smooth surface resists oil penetration, rinsing clean with plain water.
2. Dual-Surface Design: Separate Raw and Cooked Foods to Prevent Cross-Contamination
Core Design Concept: One cutting board addresses two needs, saving space while adhering to food safety and hygiene principles.
How to Distinguish?
Typically, distinct patterns or markings differentiate the surfaces (e.g., one side features vegetables/fruit motifs, the other fish/meat motifs; or one side is flat while the other has drainage grooves).
Recommended Usage:
Side A (Vegetable/Fruit/Cooked Food Side): For cutting fruits, vegetables, bread, cooked foods, and other ready-to-eat items.
Side B (Raw/Meat Side): For cutting raw meat, fish, seafood, and other ingredients requiring high-temperature cooking.
Benefits: Completely prevents bacteria and parasites from raw meat contaminating ready-to-eat fruits, vegetables, or cooked foods—the simplest and most effective step in ensuring household food safety.