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Old 02-22-2014, 10:26 PM   #13
Shagdog
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Originally Posted by buccaneer View Post
Not according to testing by food scientists Shaggy.
Wood overall proved the most sanitary choice for meat and everything else.
I'm not so concerned with bacteria, buckaroo. I have nice wood boards. Blood, aujus, etc, will stain your wood. And typically you don't need a fast surface for cutting meat anyway. If you are using 1 board for everything, you still need to wash between veggie prep and meat prep. I just have 1 board for veggies, 1 board for meat. Less hassle, and my wood boards stay less stained for longer.
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