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Furni's Miller Cutting Board by Jacob Resneck

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We first wrote about Furni a few months ago. Their products are stylish, practical and affordable (usually you only get two out of three) and this is what sets Furni apart.

Their new "Miller" cutting board caught our eye. The bamboo cutting board holds a flush stainless steel bowl; three bowls are included, so you can quickly chop, dice, slice and separate your ingredients.

Available from the Furni online shop for $44.

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This entry posted on 20 March 2006 at 5:18 AM
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