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100% upcycled and renewable

Everything to love, nothing to waste. Our reBoard is responsibly made with pulverized and repurposed kitchenware plastic scraps and zero virgin plastic.

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    The (grippy) reBoard®: Lapis

    $39.99 USD
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    Material Brand Cutting Board made from recycled material in lapis blueThe (grippy) reBoard®: Lapis
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    The (mini) reBoard: Lilac

    $24.99 USD
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    Material Reboard Cutting Board Mini in Lilac Purple
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    The (mini) reBoard: Azure

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    Material Cutting Board Mini in Azure purple made from recycled materialThe (mini) reBoard: Azure
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    The reBoard: Tide

    $34.99 USD
    $34.99 USD
    Everything to love, and nothing to waste. These colorful BPA-free cutting boards are made entirely of kitchen plastic scraps and renewable sugarcane. One small step for sustainability, one giant leap for kitchen goods. The reBoard: Tide
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    The reBoard: Deep

    $34.99 USD
    $34.99 USD
    Everything to love, and nothing to waste. These colorful BPA-free cutting boards are made entirely of kitchen plastic scraps and renewable sugarcane. One small step for sustainability, one giant leap for kitchen goods. The reBoard: Deep
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    The (mini) reBoard: Moss

    $24.99 USD
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    The (mini) reBoard: MossThe (mini) reBoard: Moss
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    The reBoard: To Pó-Po, with Love

    $34.99 USD
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    The reBoard: To Pó-Po, with Love
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    The (mini) reBoard: to Po-Po, with Love

    $24.99 USD
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    As seen in Architectural Digest, Martha Stewart, and more. Most of the time we’re not cutting whole chickens or giant vegetables. We’re slicing an apple or nibbling on cheese or wedging a lemon. Except who wants to use a big old cutting board for a tiny thing like that? Same sustainable materials as its larger sibling, in a ~25% smaller package. The (mini) reBoard: to Po-Po, with Love
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    The (mini) reBoard: Kumquat

    $24.99 USD
    $24.99 USD
    As seen in Architectural Digest, Martha Stewart, and more. Most of the time we’re not cutting whole chickens or giant vegetables. We’re slicing an apple or nibbling on cheese or wedging a lemon. Except who wants to use a big old cutting board for a tiny thing like that? Same sustainable materials as its larger sibling, in a ~25% smaller package. The (mini) reBoard: Kumquat
    SOLD OUT
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    The (grippy) reBoard®: Taffy

    $39.99 USD
    $39.99 USD
    All of the grip, none of the slip. Featuring silicone pop corners, this is one cutting board that won't budge making it a must-have for slick countertops (we're looking at you, marble) and vigorous choppers. The latest addition to our award-winning reCollection, these BPA-free cutting boards are made from recycled kitchen scraps and renewable sugarcane.The (grippy) reBoard®: Taffy
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    The reBoard: Sand

    $34.99 USD
    $34.99 USD
    Everything to love, and nothing to waste. These colorful BPA-free cutting boards are made entirely of kitchen plastic scraps and renewable sugarcane. One small step for sustainability, one giant leap for kitchen goods. The reBoard: Sand
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    The reBoard: Coral

    $34.99 USD
    $34.99 USD
    Material cutting board in coral The reBoard: Coral
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    The (grippy) reBoard®: Dahlia

    $39.99 USD
    $39.99 USD
    All of the grip, none of the slip. Featuring silicone pop corners, this is one cutting board that won't budge making it a must-have for slick countertops (we're looking at you, marble) and vigorous choppers. The latest addition to our award-winning reCollection, these BPA-free cutting boards are made from recycled kitchen scraps and renewable sugarcane.