Without a cutting board in the kitchen in any way - in the process of preparing dishes, we have to cut, chop, beat, and cut. For the convenience of housewives, many variants of cutting boards have been invented, including glass ones. We'll talk about their advantages and disadvantages in this article.
Glass cutting board - pros and cons
The first and main advantages of a glass cutting board is its decorativeness. Designers and artists sometimes depict real masterpieces on them. Glass cutting boards with drawings of animals, birds, flowers, vegetables, fruits, landscapes are very unusual and will be an excellent bright accent in the interior.
Among all the variety, you can always choose the board that will suit a particular style of cuisine . A set of glass cutting boards, made in a single style, will become a real decoration of the interior. Any hostess will be happy about this gift. Such cutting boards can be used not only for preparing dishes, but also for their beautiful presentation.
Other advantages of glass cutting boards for the kitchen lie in their functionality and convenience. Cutting on them is very convenient, on their surface there are never any scratches and other damage from the knife. They do not absorb odors at all, they are easy to wash.
Thanks to the rubber feet, the glass boards do not slip on the table. And thanks to the heat-resistant glass used in the production of the board, it can be used as a stand for hot (up to 260 ° C).
Of the disadvantages, we can note their weight - it is more in comparison with plastic and silicone analogues. However, this is unlikely to be a significant obstacle to their purchase. They are also less durable, which, however, is not entirely relevant today, as they are made of strong glass ceramics, resistant to chips and cracks.
Some do not like the grinding sound produced during the cutting process on the glass board. This negative can be considered very conditional. What's more important is that the knives are blunt on the glass board, so you have to sharpen them more often.
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