COTD Index Designer Chopping Boards Hygiene Safe, Tough Thermoplastic $19.95 + Postage

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Rocket on 18/10/2009 - 12:37 catchoftheday.com.au (891 clicks)
Last edited 19/10/2009 - 21:30 by 1 other user

Hygiene Safe, Durable Thermoplastic, Dishwasher Safe

Clever & Contemporary Colour Coded Design.

Expect to pay up to $89 for similar products elsewhere, today available on Catch for over 75% less at just $19.95! Click HERE to have a look!

So much more than a chopping board. Similar units sell in retail and online for over $80. Great addition to any kitchen, would also make a great present .Do you find yourself chopping raw meat and vegetables on the same chopping board? Eeeew yuck! This poses an assortment of hygiene risks I'm sure that you wouldn't want to know about. Well today on Catch, we've got an end to your hygiene woes. The Handy Index Chopping Boards have a clever and contemporary colour coded system, where each specially coated plastic chopping board is used for different types of foods. They feature staggered tabs, which are easily sorted. Red is for all the raw meats, blue for seafood, green for the veggies and white for any miscellaneous ingredients. It comes in a non slip storage case with a durable thermoplastic, so you can easily wash and store away. And to top things off, the chopping boards are dishwasher safe, just for your convenience!

• Chopping board categorised system with four coloured boards
• Colour coding system: Red for Raw meat, blue for seafood, green for veggies and white for cooked foods
• Illustrated tabs provide at-a-glance reminder
• Contemporary, stylish storage case with a non-slip base
• Boards are stored in staggered order for ease of use
• Dishwasher safe
• Dimensions of boards: 30 x 20 x 1.5 cm

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  wazza23 on 18/10/2009 - 12:57

  -2

  Not a bargain, its just a chopping board. This is just advertising.

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  2enjoy on 18/10/2009 - 13:11

  -1

  neg vote from me…

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  anthony on 18/10/2009 - 13:17

  +1

  For anyone thinking of buying this, dont.

  Go and buy a good quality thick and heavy wooden chopping board and use this to cut everything except meat.
  For meat just buy a cheap plastic board at the same time as buying the wooden board.

  Thin plastic boards are awful to use as they warp, and slide across your bench top when you are trying to cut.

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  Rocket on 18/10/2009 - 16:22

  I wasn't telling anyone if it is a god set of chopping boards or not, just posting that it is a good deal as these do sell for considerably more in stores and therefore thought it was a bargain worthy of posting.

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    2enjoy on 18/10/2009 - 19:32

    oops! u were right.. would you believe, I just saw these for sale in Waringah Mall for $109!!
    compared to that price they are a bargain, so i think i must retract the neg vote…..

    but.. I'm still not buying it :)

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  AntMan76 on 18/10/2009 - 16:53

  +1

  Buy this if you want dull knives.

  The best cutting board is an endgrain timber board. Even for meats as you have to seal the timber prior to using it. Not cheap though.

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  bchliu on 18/10/2009 - 20:10

  +3

  Why is every Catch of the day bargain in here these days even when they are selling rubbish??

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    furythree on 18/10/2009 - 21:06

    i agree alot of the stuff they sell belongs on graysonline. its just junk ppl cant sell. like the kids toys they were trying to pitch yesterday and today. remote control helicoper for $9.95 plus $10 shipping? These toys were ALWAYS $20 to begin with!

    however in regards to chopping boards. i agree the thicker harder ones are better. but if u get the good thin ones (i dont know much about the ones they are selling here). like the ones i got from japan. They are aboslutely awesome. they dont scratch so u dont wind up scraping bits of ur chopping board into ur food. i hate that. theyre really strong but dont blunt ur knives. super thin and easily storable. second of all it makes placing chopped stuff into bowls and stuff really easy cause u can fold them into a U shape and tip it out. ive seen some crazy ones where u can bake with them too.

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      anthony on 18/10/2009 - 21:16

      +1

      ive seen some crazy ones where u can bake with them too

      They are silicone.
      They also make baking 'tins' out of the same stuff.

      No greasing and the cake simply falls out, they are great

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  Case Sensitive on 18/10/2009 - 21:31

  Ummmm had a little google…. these things are a lot more expensive everyone else, even $50 minimum on eBay, this was a good deal, all sold out now though.

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  skinny on 18/10/2009 - 21:46

  SOLD OUT - END OF STORY!!!

  I bought my multi coloured ones from Safeway for less than $7.

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  Undeclared on 19/10/2009 - 00:48

  +2

  If you notice they say "Similar units sell in retail and online for over $80"

  "Similar" being the key word. There's a reason they say "similar" and not "the same" Its because it's not.

  The ones that cost $80+ are made from higher quality material specifically designed for its purpose. This one costs $20 because it would be made from inferior materials. It will most likely chip, warp and even be not very hygienic to use.

  You really have to keep an eye out for words like similar in these bargains because they are deceptive.

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    nutty on 19/10/2009 - 02:30

    -3

    Blar, Blar, Blar

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      Undeclared on 19/10/2009 - 02:39

      +1

      It's people like you that are the first to complain that they're been ripped off from a so called "bargain"

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  [Deactivated] on 04/11/2009 - 17:40

  Is COTD going to sell these again?

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    anthony on 04/11/2009 - 17:44

    Only if they have stock left

    If they do it will be during their catch-a-thon or other big sale