>> I ordered a John Boos cutting board from Cutlery & More. I was very
>> pleased. It was very heavy and expensive. Normally I try to buy most
>> things locally where you can get 20% off (BB&B, etc.). Couldn't locate
>> it
>> locally so I ordered from Cutlery & More (believe it was my second
>> order)and
>> a good thing that I didn't have to tote home a 26 lb. Countertop Board.
>> BTW, I have am almost exclusively an All-Clad user and am pleased .
>> I've
>> never used Emerilware.
>>
>> On one of my recent trips to BB&B I asked about their coupon that says
>> "not
>> valid with All-Clad, etc". The checkout person told me that they do give
>> you the 20% discount in spite of what the coupon says... go figure...
>
>
> Thanks for your interesting reply. When I was on Cutlery's site, I
> was interested in all the brands I'd not heard of; Boos being one, and
> their countertop boards did look nice.
>
> You say that you are an All-Clad user and are pleased; I used to
> always be tempted by ScanPan; one doesn't hear much about it, and I've
> never bought a piece of it.
> Dee
>
>

John Boos is that brand of cutting boards that you see on the Food
Channel... wouldn't know if that makes the brand any better or worse <g>

I'm very pleased with mine. One thing I did find out about cutting boards
is to avoid the bamboo ones.

I love having a large surface for chopping and am thinking about removing my
Corian-topped island and replacing the top with a maple cutting board
surface for the whole island.

Bottom line though is that you should be pleased with the Cutlery & More
people.