Cutting Board Oil and Wood Butcher Block Oil, 8 oz Bottle, FDA Food-Safe

I had an old cutting board that had never been treated after it was purchased. After 2 pretty heavy coats over 3 days the board was very sealed. Since those initial treatments Ive done one more light coat after many washings. Very satisfied!

I used this for my butcher block counter tops. The wood soaked the oil right in and did not leave it greasy at all. Made my counter tops look new again!

I wish I had taken before and after photos. This oil added a lot of hydration to my new cutting boards and brought out the contrast in the wood grain. I’m very impressed.

I am super happy with this stuff. It will not disappoint! I have used it on a few cutting boards, and on the spoon and chopsticks pictured. I have noticed that it helps keep the tips of the chopsticks from getting stains after eating with them, which is a bonus! My wife has commented to me that she likes the feel of our wooden knife handles that I have treated with Walrus Oil too. This feels like it leaves the surface more smooth and protected than other butcher block oils Ive used. Other oils seem to just raise the wood grain which leaves the surface feeling worse than before. But my observation is that this oil actually leaves a nicer surface. Cant say enough good things about it!!

I was looking for a safe, easy way to preserve and protect my wooden cutting board. This product was simple to use, and my board looked great afterward. I wish I would have bought it sooner!

I needed to refresh my cutting board and this really added the moisture needed. Very good buy.

This stuff is amazing it restored a cutting board that was beginning to dry out. Its almost like new again!

My first (nice to me) cutting board. Oil and wax were easy to use. Applied two coats of oil, let it sit for 24 hours and did 2 coats of wax. Brought out the rich wood colors and water beads right off. Would recommend.

This is a wonderful product! My wood cutting boards look like new again. I should not have waited so long to oil up my boards —night and day difference.

I have teak handles on my kitchen knives and since I wash them a lot it doesnt last too long. Gives a beautiful finish though.