Chop 2 Pot Cutting Board
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Chop 2 Pot Cutting Board

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Laid flat, the Chop 2 Pot Cutting Board offers a knife-friendly surface for food prep. Once you’ve exercised your knife skills, its “living” hinges allow it to fold into a handy scoop to easily transfer ingredients to a pan. Made from durable polypropylene and thermoplastic elastomer, the Chop 2 Pot Cutting Board also has non-slip feet for stable chopping. Designed by Mark Sanders, the Chop 2 Pot Cutting Board is an object in MoMA’s collection.
  • Designer
    Mark Sanders
  • Size
    Mini:12.6l x 8"w
    Small:15l x 8.6"w
  • Materials
    Plastic, Polypropylene
  • Year of Design
    2000
  • Origin
    Imported

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