As a chef, I cut lots of garlic on my wood cutting board, and sometimes I get that garlic smell even after I hand wash it. So I bought this oil-based cutting board soap created by Virginia Boy's Kitchens, which is made with coffee grounds and infused with an orange and rosemary scent. There's only one way to find out if this works, so let's put it to the test. I gave it a good lather, let it sit for about five minutes, gave it a good rinse, dried it off, then applied my wood cutting board oil. The smell is gone, and it looks like it's brand new. Yo, shout out to Virginia Boy's Kitchens, anyone with a wood cutting board, go get this soap ASAP, enjoy.

When the strawberries you cut taste like onions, it's probably time to clean your cutting board. For that, I'm using the cutting board soap by Virginia Boy's Kitchen. It's made with coffee grounds and it's also oil-based, so it will clean your cutting board without stripping this oil. I had to use it for my butcher block countertop as well. First I scrubbed it with the soap, then I applied cutting board oil with the soft cloth for a nice finish. As I said, step one on the package. I'm looking forward to trying out step two through four.

When your watermelon tastes like onion, it's time to deep clean your cutting board. Guys, this is Virginia Boy's cutting board soap, and it's probably the smartest 13 bucks I've spent on Flip. My cutting board sees so much traffic between raw onions, meat, fish, produce. I know you're supposed to separate. It doesn't always happen. So mine could just use a really good scrub down, and this soap is perfect. It's made with a bunch of different oils, so it's super nourishing, not only for your cutting boards and cast irons, but also your hands. And then it's infused with rosemary and orange extract, so it smells amazing. And it has coffee grinds, so everything gets a really good exfoliation. It's like a spa treatment for your cutting board, which means you can go from cutting an onion to cutting a watermelon without tasting one on the other. This thing is awesome. It's super handy in my kitchen, and it means my watermelon actually tastes like watermelon.

Darren

When the strawberries you cut start tasting like onions, it's a clear sign that your cutting board needs a thorough cleaning. That's where the Cutting Board Soap by Virginia Boys Kitchens comes in. This soap, made with coffee grounds and an oil-based formula, effectively cleans your cutting board without stripping away its natural oils. Darren, the reviewer, also found it to be suitable for his butcher block countertop. He followed the instructions on the package, scrubbing the surface with the soap and then applying cutting board oil for a beautiful finish. Darren is eager to try out the remaining steps, indicating his confidence in the product's effectiveness. Overall, the Cutting Board Soap by Virginia Boys Kitchens offers a practical solution for maintaining the cleanliness and longevity of your cutting board and other wooden surfaces.

Video Review of #VIRGINIA BOYS KITCHENS Cutting Board, Cast Iron & Hand Soap by Chance

Video Review of #VIRGINIA BOYS KITCHENS Cutting Board, Cast Iron & Hand Soap by Chance