3-Pack Mystery Oil, Food-Grade Care Set, 16 oz - All-Natural Maintenance Formula for Butcher Blocks, Cutting Boards, Wooden Countertops & Wood Culinary Utensils

I recently had the pleasure of using the John Boos Block Butcher Block Board Cream to maintain my beloved butcher block, and I must say, it has become an essential part of my kitchen routine. The importance of keeping a quality butcher block well-oiled and conditioned cannot be overstated, and this product has proven itself as a must-have to preserve both the functionality and aesthetic appeal of my board. One of the primary concerns with butcher blocks is their susceptibility to stains and the odors left behind by high sulfur content foods. John Boos Block Butcher Block Board Cream has proven to be a reliable defender against these common issues. It creates a protective barrier that effectively seals out stains and unpleasant odors, allowing your butcher block to maintain its pristine appearance and fresh scent. The application process is a breeze. A little of this cream goes a long way, making the product highly cost-effective. Given that I use my butcher block frequently, ensuring its proper care and maintenance is crucial, and this cream has made it incredibly convenient. Just a small amount of the product is enough to cover a large surface area, so a single container lasts a long time. What truly sets John Boos Block Butcher Block Board Cream apart is its compatibility with Boos Block products. As a trusted name in butcher block craftsmanship, Boos Block understands the unique needs of these kitchen essentials. This cream is specially formulated to complement Boos Block surfaces, ensuring the longevity and performance of your investment. In conclusion, John Boos Block Butcher Block Board Cream is a top-notch product that I wholeheartedly recommend to anyone who values their butcher block. It's easy to apply, cost-effective due to its long-lasting formula, and it pairs perfectly with Boos Block surfaces. Don't let your butcher block turn into an eyesore or a source of unpleasant odors; invest in this board cream and keep your kitchen looking and smelling its best. Your butcher block will thank you for it!

Love this product. I have a number of wood cutting boards, charcuterie boards, cooking utensils, rolling pins and salad bowls. It goes on like butter and creates a wonderful protective surface.

Product arrived quickly and in good condition. Works well with my ATK recommended cutting board and teak wooden spoons.

So we have had our Boos board for a couple of years and I never got around to picking up mineral oil for it. It still looked good, just getting more than a bit on the dry side. I finally splurged a bit on the Boos brand oil for it. Since the board hadn't been treated since new I gave it a couple of coats. The first coat was admittedly generous. No so much that it went all over the counter, but enough that the board had a distinct wet look (without puddles) to it. I left the board for a good couple of hours before coming back to wipe off the excess - and there wasn't any. I gave the board another day for the oil to penetrate and then I treated it again, this time using less oil and only waiting about an hour between putting the oil on and wiping off the excess. There wasn't much excess this time either. The board looked great. Looking at the edges you could see a major difference where the oil had soaked down into and where the wood was still dry. The next day I started the same process on the other side of the board. I've since treated the board one more time, about a month since the first treatment. This oil makes a big difference in not only the look of the board, but it even seems to clean up easier. Water doesn't penetrate as far when you are rinsing it off, so it dries faster. Even though the bottle says to give the oil five minutes to soak in, I've found that leaving it for a good hour or two allows most of the oil to soak into our block that is a couple of inches thick. I've heard leaving it overnight works better for thicker blocks of 4" - 6" or more.

I use this on my cherry wood island top. Works great and brings out the natural color. Long lasting protection.

Mineral oil was for years been my treatment of choice on numerous cutting boards. I also tried beeswax. I like John Boos Board Cream better, since it seems to combine the best of both without losing the advantages of either. It penetrates like the mineral oil but provides a substantial, waxy finish like the beeswax. I am an amateur home cook who gives my main cutting board more use than the average home, so I can recommend spending a little more to keep your cutting boards looking better and lasting much longer by using John Boos Board Cream. For professional applications, this product is a necessity.

Great product for cutting boards and boos blocks

Been using this product for years for our wooden cutting boards. It keeps them from chipping.

have been using this wood treatment on my kitchen countertops for almost three years. They look like new. The wood has not discoloured, the oil doesn't build up, it absorbs to make the wood glow

I use this on my wood counter and all my cutting boards . It is a lighter oil . Perfect for maintenance Good to get the thicker Boos wax in a tube as well as it really refurbishes and repels water and stains. Do yourself a favour and buy the applicator sponge It spreads the oil/ wax well. I guess any sponge would do the job . This one comes on a little self contained unit .

Dos veces ordene la crema y ambas se regresó L vendedor por un error de aduanas! Nunca me llego el producto!

Have been using this product for over 20 years. Have tried others but keep coming back to this one. I cream my board and wipe in...leave it overnight and proceed to use my board..which is a custom cut solid black walnut. Bottom line..great product

Amazing butcher block oil. Works great.