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Buy the Opinel X Big Game Beech Wood Cutting Board (Medium/Classique, 15" x 8") for $20.00, a lightweight French beechwood board for prep, cheese and picnic service, at a $20.00 discount (50% off) from the $40 list price — order online with coupon BENCH10.
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Categories : Kitchen Knives
SKU : CUT-KIT-225
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The Opinel X Big Game Beech Wood Cutting Board (Medium/Classique) is the lightweight, minimalist board for everyday kitchen prep, cheese platters and picnic service. Priced at $20.00, down from $40 — $20.00 in savings (50% off). Add coupon BENCH10 for another 10% off at online checkout.
Hand wash with mild soap and warm water, dry immediately, and never put it in the dishwasher — heat and detergent will warp and crack the beech. Oil monthly with food-safe mineral oil (or board butter) to prevent drying. Beech naturally changes color with use and moisture; light sanding with fine grit and re-oiling restores the blonde finish.
Compared with plastic boards, beech is gentler on knife edges and more attractive for table service; compared with end-grain walnut boards costing $60–$120, this medium board at $20.00 is the budget-friendly design-forward option. It's not intended as a heavy-duty butcher block for daily chopping.
Current price $20.00, compare-at $40, 50% discount, coupon BENCH10 for 10% more. Add it to a knife order to reach the $45 free-shipping threshold. Buy online now.
Designer Big Game collaboration beech board at 50% off list price
15" x 8" lightweight size doubles as prep board and cheese/serve board for $20.00
Sustainably harvested European beech, engraved with Opinel's iconic crowned hand
Use: Kitchen prep, cheese platters, picnics, indoor/outdoor
Size: 15 x 8 inches (Medium/Classique)
Origin: France
Series: X Big Game — La Classique
Material: Sustainably harvested European beech wood
Product Type: Wooden Cutting & Serving Board
Seller: Cutter's Bench
The Opinel X Big Game Beech Wood Cutting Board at $20.00 brings Alpine simplicity to prep and table service. Light enough for picnics, handsome enough for hosting.
$40 list, $20 sale, extra 10% with BENCH10, add to a knife order for free shipping over $45. Order online today.
Hand wash with mild soap, dry immediately, and oil monthly with food-safe mineral oil to keep the beech from drying out.
No — dishwasher heat and detergent will warp and crack the wood. Hand wash only.
Food-safe mineral oil or a board butter blend; apply a thin coat, let it absorb, then wipe off excess.
Moisture and use naturally darken beech; light sanding with fine grit followed by re-oiling restores the blonde finish.
It's $20.00 at Cutter's Bench, down from $40 — 50% off with coupon BENCH10 for an extra 10%.
Light enough to carry to the picnic table but sturdy enough for real prep work. The beech looks beautiful with cheese and charcuterie.
Took this camping and it doubled as a serving platter. It does soak up water a bit, so dry it promptly.
Fits my counter without hogging space. 15x8 is the sweet spot.
I've owned plastic boards, teak boards, and everything in between, and this Opinel board has become my daily driver. It's gentle on knife edges, light enough to move around one-handed, and the Classique styling means I can serve bread or cheese on it directly at the table. It has developed a lovely patina after a few months of oiling.
Looks great and works well, but beech requires regular oiling or it starts to dry out. Fine if you're willing to maintain it.
Solid beech, smooth finish, no warping after two months. Wish it had a juice groove, but that's a minor thing.
Guests always compliment it when I serve cheese on this board. Simple, warm, elegant.
My mistake for putting it in the dishwasher, but it warped badly on one cycle and now rocks on the counter. Wooden boards really shouldn't be sold without a bigger warning label.
My Wüsthof edges stay sharper much longer since switching from the plastic board. Beech is a knife-friendly wood and you can feel the difference.
Use it daily for vegetable prep and weekend sandwich making. It's picked up some knife marks, but that just adds character.
