When it comes to cutting boards many folks have those icky old plastic cutting boards laying around. These plastic monsters are made with non-renewable resources and it can be tough to find a recycling center who takes them; especially if you’ve got no clue about the type of plastic it’s made with.

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If you’re going to have a wooden cutting board, wouldn’t you rather have one that’s guilt-free?
I spotted these cute reclaimed tree slices on Plenty magazine’s blog post, Making the Rounds.
The serving trays/cutting boards available at Show are made from fallen hardwood trees in Minnesota. They fell for whatever reason, but they weren’t cut down. The boards are sealed, food safe and resistant to moisture.
Go to Show to view the line of cherry, ash and maple boards. $36
Image via Show.