Joseph Joseph Index Chopping Board Set Regular Graphite

Joseph Joseph Index Chopping Board Set Regular Graphite

Product number: 44728

If you like to keep your kitchen countertop as neat as a pin, but you love to cook and find yourself forever wrestling cutting boards in and out of cupboards… the Regular Index Chopping Board Set from Joseph Joseph is ideal. Neatly organised, it holds four colour-coded, non-slip cutting boards in a tiny space that will never make your worktop look cluttered.

Colour-Coded To Reduce Cross-Contamination

One of Joseph Joseph’s most iconic designs, Index chopping boards help cooks avoid cross-contamination by making it easy to always use the same board for the same job. Simple but effective, the colour-coding system and index-style tabs help you select the board you need at a glance:

• Red, with a chop icon – For raw meat.
• Green, with a carrot icon – For fruit and vegetables.
• Blue, with a fish icon – For fish.
• White, with a steaming bowl icon – For cooked foods.

With perfectly flat cutting surfaces and raised rims to keep food and juices safely contained on the other, each board has grippy, non-slip feet in the corners of both sides to keep them firmly in place while you’re prepping.

Knife-Friendly Surfaces

The boards are also specially designed to be kind to your knives, so while their surfaces will mark and show scratches over time, your knife blades will suffer less damage and maintain a sharper edge for longer. Made from durable, BPA-free polypropylene, they’re also dishwasher safe for super-easy clean-up.

Upright Storage Case

A precise fit for the 4 boards, the slim, unobtrusive storage pod has an attractive, ridged finish and non-slip base to ensure it stays put on your kitchen counter and won’t slide about when you’re removing one of the boards.

About Joseph Joseph

The whole Joseph Joseph team share their founders’ enthusiasm for innovation and are passionate about bringing problem-solving products to as many households as possible. And, whatever the problem they solve, we always find ourselves asking ‘why didn’t anyone think of that before?’