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Three built-in wells can hold chopped ingredients or kitchen scraps while the main surface stays clear.
A 1.5-inch American-walnut end-grain board with a juice groove, three prep wells and removable feet.
$179.00
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Sonder LA's Alfred is a 17-by-13-by-1.5-inch end-grain American black walnut board weighing about 7.5 pounds. It combines a juice groove rated by the maker for roughly 3.5 ounces with three integrated sorting or mise-en-place compartments. Removable rubber feet can be fitted for stability or removed...
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The features that make this product stand out from the competition.
Three built-in wells can hold chopped ingredients or kitchen scraps while the main surface stays clear.
Removable rubber feet trade between a stable raised setup and access to the reverse face.
The thick oiled end-grain surface can be kept in service with routine cleaning and conditioning.
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Sonder LA documents three prep wells, a 3.5-ounce juice groove, finger grips and removable feet.
The official listing specifies a 1.5-inch American black walnut end-grain board made in the USA.
AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
The maker provides an ongoing oiling schedule and uses removable rather than permanently molded rubber feet.
AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
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Sign in to view price historySonder LA identifies Alfred as an American black walnut board and states on the product page that it is free of BPA, phthalates, and formaldehyde. Those are manufacturer disclosures; they should not be read as independent certification or testing claims.
Sonder LA says serrated knives can be used cautiously on its wooden boards. Because the sawing action can leave deep scars or splinters, the maker advises against pressing the blade fully into the board and suggests using the knife tip gently when cutting crusty bread.
Yes. Sonder LA describes knife marks as normal wear on wooden cutting boards and notes that all wood boards develop marks over time. The company says regular treatment with food-grade mineral oil can help the marks blend into the wood's natural grain and color.
For odors, Sonder LA's care guide says to clean the board, rub the affected face with half a lemon, then wash both sides and air-dry it upright. For stains, it recommends gently scrubbing the spot with baking soda and lemon, rinsing both sides, air-drying, and oiling afterward.
Sonder LA recommends storing a wooden board upright on the counter, leaned against a backsplash or wall, so it can finish air-drying. If Alfred must go in a cabinet or pantry, towel-dry it and allow it to air-dry for a few hours before putting it away.
Sonder LA identifies Alfred as an end-grain board, meaning the wood fibers are exposed with their ends facing upward. The maker explains that a knife cut passes between those fibers rather than directly across them, after which the fibers close back toward their prior position.
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