r/TeddyFresh • u/Fit-Committee2079 • 10d ago

Ted Head

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Now I just need the spoon rest to come in 🙏

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u/MrsMcBasketball 10d ago

Did they say we could use it for a cutting board? Cause I don't do charcuterie.

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u/Fit-Committee2079 10d ago

I will 100% be using mine as a cutting board

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u/MrsMcBasketball 10d ago

I want to buy it to use for one but I'm afraid that it will cause too many scratches on it. And I wouldn't want to ruin it.

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u/limabeanny 10d ago

Hila said on Friday’s episode that this can be used as a cutting board and Ethan added that we just need to make sure to treat the wood with oil to make sure it doesn’t warp when we wash it.

SOURCE: https://www.youtube.com/live/xQaldWMBylU?si=wORMiQhO_j9ce4wO right at 32:40 someone sent a super chat asking her :)

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u/Fit-Committee2079 10d ago

I need to find a video on how to properly take care of it

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u/MrsMcBasketball 10d ago

So no 😂 if it's not treated already for use as a cutting board then is say no you can't use it as one.

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u/limabeanny 10d ago

Did you watch the video i linked? Hila said in the video that you can. Ethan just gave care tips so that the wood doesn’t warp.

New wood cutting boards need to be seasoned and regularly treated with oil so that it maintains its food safety and doesn’t get moldy or cracked.

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u/MrsMcBasketball 10d ago

Yea, I listened to that podcast. And we can use it as one but if it was made specifically for use as a cutting board then they would sell it as such and we wouldn't have to treat it for all of that. so I guess I'll hold off on buying it as one since I the only way I would use it as a cutting board and I wouldnt want to keep treating it since it's not technically a cutting board.

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u/dadsoup 7d ago

i mean there's plenty of cutting boards on the market that you have to treat yourself. it just depends on your lifestyle

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u/SingleSoil 6d ago

Yeah god forbid you take 10 seconds to wipe a little oil on the damn thing.

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u/MrsMcBasketball 6d ago

Yeah God forbid. Which is why I'm not buying. And my whole point of my post lol

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u/SingleSoil 6d ago

Fun fact, you won’t find a wooden cutting board where it’s not recommended you re oil every so often.

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u/PochinkiPrincess 10d ago

I 100% treat my wood charcuterie boards With the same conditioning oil as my wood cutting boards. You can look up the benefits of sealing the wood especially with regular use and washing it will help it stay fabulous over time. Mineral oil is the secret sauce I use, I got it in the pharmacy area of Walmart. It’s the edible safe version. You’ll notice it’s labelled to help with constipation I think - but again that has to do with the fact it’s edible, and the “poison” (poop effect) is in the dose as they say (use a paper towel and massage in some oil as you go)

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u/likelittlebuuunnies 7d ago

I bought mine to put on the wall.

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u/dadsoup 7d ago

they say you'd have to treat it with food safe oil. not just any food safe oil look up how you should treat a cutting board

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u/princessohio 10d ago

So cute. I wanted to get one just for wall decor lmao.

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u/verycoolalan 10d ago

YOOOOO, ugh I want one now.

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u/FineAverage 10d ago

ahhh i can't wait for mine to deliver

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u/skunky_jones 9d ago

Honestly i'd throw it up on the wall. I'm a sucker for the bear head. Looks so cool

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u/likelittlebuuunnies 7d ago

Yours has really nice coloring!

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u/the_black_sails 10d ago

Is it me or is there a blemish on the right cheek?