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Distinctive thoughtfully designed products made from renewable and certified organic resources created with imagination and integrity since 2003.

The only USDA certified organic kitchen & cooking, eating, and kids utensils. A proud business too! we're here on Twitter.....https://www.twitter.com/bambuhome
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10/13/2026

The Droplet adds a distinctive design to our beautiful, handcrafted artisan board collection. The design of this cutting and serving board picks up from our Classic Cutting series. The Droplet board makes a great canvas for artisan cheeses, charcuterie, fresh-cut veggies, and more. The unique teardrop design transitions easily from kitchen to table, and the eye-catching shape compliments any decor. Each board is hand burnished to a naturally smooth finish and finished with a h**p and organic cotton looped tie that can be easily removed for washing.

As with all our bamboo cutting boards and bamboo serving boards, the Droplet is made from FSC®-certified 100% bamboo. Bambu bamboo cutting boards are USDA biobased certified.

10/11/2026

The Arch Board offers a modern and timeless design for our latest bread board. Its minimalist design provides a stylish and functional board with thoughtfully designed grooves to catch crumbs, and surface area for cheese, doubling as a cheese board that has a place at the table and in the kitchen.

All our bamboo cutting boards are made from sustainably harvested, FSC®-certified 100% bamboo. Bamboo is our material of choice for durability, weight, appearance, and eco-friendly attributes. No other material comes close.
Each board is constructed of FSC®-certified 100% bamboo using a water-based, food-grade adhesive imported from Europe that contains no formaldehyde, then finished with food-safe wood oil.

All of our bamboo cutting boards are also biobased certified, ensuring no toxins.

10/05/2026

Our cutting boards are durable and designed to stay on your counter long-term.Keep your bamboo cutting boards looking beautiful for years to come with these simple steps:

Handwash your board with warm water and soap. We like to use Dr. Bronner’s Organic Soap (Dr. Bronner's) or Meliora Dish Bar Soap (Meliora Cleaning Products). We also prefer to use a natural bristle brush to scrub the board clean.

Air dry or towel dry. Make sure the board is completely dry before storing it away.
If you want to get your board back to that “looking new” appearance - use bambu Finishing Oil. Shake the oil before use. Pour a capful or two onto a cloth and rub into the board. A little goes a long way. Let it dry completely (we prefer propped up so it dries evenly).

If your cutting board starts looking dry, these steps will liven it up. For best care avoid: putting your board in the dishwasher, using hard chemicals (like bleach), soaking in water, oiling with natural cooking oils like olive or walnut.

Comment BOARD and we’ll DM you our blog post with these steps explained and details on how to remove stains too.

10/02/2026

Some behind the scenes of our cutting boards. Photo 1 - shows our undercut boards stacked and drying. Photo 2 - shows some of the detailed care that goes into each piece we make, spotting and sanding each board to perfection.

09/30/2026

Pumpkin season is here! Our pot scraper is such a versatile tool, and it is excellent at removing pumpkin guts. With a different angle at each corner, it can really dig in and get every last bit. Any tips out there for keeping pumpkins fresh after you carve them?

09/28/2026

“Buy Less. Choose Well. Make it Last” - Vivienne Westwood’s decry has become shorthand for the anti fast fashion movement. (a direct challenge to an industry that, between 2000 and 2014, doubled its clothing production while the average shopper bought about 60% more garments a year and kept each one roughly half as long as they did 15 years earlier.) Cheap, disposable, landfill-bound - see a list of the worst offenders below. It’s a filter against a business model that profits from things wearing out or going out of style. 🤮 Circular models design for repair, reuse, recycling, and upcycling instead of a “take-make-dispose” model.

Applied more broadly, we need a different relationship with buying: fewer things, better made, kept longer. Comment “TIDE” for a list of 10 non-profit groups helping to turn the tide.

09/24/2026

This FSC Forest Week and every week – choose your one thing for forests. And you don’t have to live near a forest to make an impact!

🛍Shift consumption habits: buy second-hand products, reuse or repair old items, or simply look for the FSC logo.
🌿Go plant-based: reducing meat consumption helps mitigate pressure on the world’s forests – and collectively reduces demand for deforestation in service of agriculture.
🚲A day without driving: if possible, pick a day to venture out by walking, cycling, or taking public transport.
🌳Connect with nature: silence your phone and spend time outside by visiting forests, planting trees, or tending to a community garden.
And finally, tell a friend! Spreading the word about the difference we can all make for forests will help to advance our mission to champion responsible forestry.

When we all choose our one thing for forests, our individual efforts have a powerful collective impact - this week and every week.

Visit fsc.org/forestweek for more. Link in bio.

09/21/2026

It’s FSC Forest Week! A week bringing people and businesses together for a common goal: to do our part to help forests.

This week, commit to doing one thing for forests – and you don’t have to live near a forest to make an impact!

This week we will:
- highlight the benefits forests provide us
- showcase the importance of responsible forestry
- share practical actions everyone can take

One thing from all of us – a movement for our forests. This FSC Forest Week, choose your one thing.

Stewardship Council

09/18/2026

You know we love bamboo. It’s an incredible renewable resource that’s been utilized for centuries. On September 18th, all over the world, World Bamboo Day is celebrated. The day was created in 2009 by the World Bamboo Organization to raise awareness about the benefits of bamboo. Designed to emphasize bamboo’s significant environmental, economic, and social impact. Comment “more” and we’ll share more details about World Bamboo Organization.

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