J.K. Adams
designed the 1761 Collection to honor his home of Dorset, Vermont incorporated that year. The collection includes this early American-style large round serving board (23 3/4″ x 19 1/4″ x 5/8”), made from North American Ash and finished with locally made driftwood teak oil finish.
Use it as for serving breads, cheese, crackers, fruits and more. Cleaning is simple — gently wash, let it dry and occasionally treat it with food-grade wood mineral oil.
The 1761 Collection Driftwood Serving Board FREEBIE ends October 31, 2016, at midnight EST when one (1) lucky winner will be selected at random to win this 1761 Collection Driftwood Serving Board valued at $105.
The FREEBIE is open only to legal residents of the 50 United States of America, Washington, D.C. (excluding territories and possessions), who are (18) years of age or older before October 31, 2016. Void where prohibited by law.
TO WIN: Post a comment telling us what you’d use the 1761 Collection Driftwood Serving Board for. Be sure your email address is listed correctly so we can contact you if you win. Only one entry allowed per person.
Cheese, cracker and fruits will be a nicely display on this board
This cutting board is so pretty. I’d love to do a cheese board with local Northwest cheese for my next party.
Gosh, that’s nice wood! Any charcuterie would be proud to sit on this lovely board.
I would use this to serve sushi. At a previous party we hosted, we served sushi on a wooden boat from IKEA, but this would be more elegant. Thanks for hosting the giveaway!
Different colored cheeses would look great against the wood
cheese and crackers
I would use it to serve crackers, meats, and cheeses.
An antipasto platter of deliciousness
Cheese and crackers and grapes
flatbread with heirloom tomatoes, fresh mozarella and basil
I eould use it for serving veggies, dip and fruit.
I would use it to serve our homemade lunchables with cheeses, crackers and different meats. It also looks like the perfect shape to serve pizza!
Flatbread, cheese and crackers
cheese and crackers
I would use it for cheese, crackers, and salami.
I would use this board to serve my famous homemade flat bread pizzas. I could serve many slices of different flavors on this large board.
I would use the board to serve cheese, crackers and fruit for a party.
For tapas, of course!
This looks like it was simply made for pizza, if you ask me!
I would make a meat and cheese tray.
Veggie tray
I would use it for cutting vegetables and cheese.