
Titanium cutting boards that will not warp, stain, or hold onto garlic
“Viral pick: titanium cutting boards look like lab equipment and solve every complaint people have about wood and plastic at once.”
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A three-piece set of pure titanium cutting boards, double-sided, in graduated sizes. Titanium is an unusual material choice for a cutting board and it solves the specific failure modes of the usual options: wood warps and needs oiling, plastic scars and holds bacteria in knife grooves, glass destroys knife edges, and bamboo splits at the glue lines. Titanium does none of those, and it does not absorb odor, so the board that cut garlic does not season the fruit. It is also naturally corrosion resistant and dishwasher safe. The honest tradeoff is that metal is harder on a knife edge than end-grain wood, so this is better suited to prep work and serving than to heavy chopping with a carbon steel knife.
Pros
- Does not warp, split or need oiling the way wood and bamboo do
- Non-porous, so garlic and onion do not transfer to whatever you cut next
- Dishwasher safe and corrosion resistant, unlike wood boards
- Double sided with three sizes, so raw and ready-to-eat prep stay separate
Cons
- Metal is harder on a knife edge than end-grain wood, so expect to sharpen more often if you do heavy daily chopping on it
Pairs well with
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Frequently asked questions
Will titanium dull my knives?
Metal boards are harder on an edge than end-grain wood, though far gentler than glass or stone. They suit prep, slicing and serving better than heavy repetitive chopping with an expensive knife.
Are they dishwasher safe?
Yes. Titanium is corrosion resistant and non-porous, which is one of the main advantages over wood and bamboo boards.
Do they slide around on the counter?
Thin metal boards can slide more than a heavy wood block. A damp towel underneath solves it, which is the same fix used for plastic boards.
Is titanium safe for food contact?
Titanium is chemically inert and widely used in food service and medical implants precisely because it does not react or leach.


