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Swedish Cutting Board has a vice grip for holding vegetables, fruits, bowls, jars.

Swedish Cutting Board

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Adapted cutting board has food spikes and vice for holding foods.

Your Price: $56.95

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Current Inventory: 18 items

Part Number:NC28502

Manufacturer:Etac

Helpful for one handed cutting, food preparation.
Stainless steel spikes hold food for cutting or slicing.
Vice grip holds foods, jars, mixing bowls.

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This adaptable Swedish Cutting Board has a vice grip that holds foods for slicing and grating, or can be used to hold mixing and salad bowls. This adapted cutting board is ideal for persons who have had a stroke or have neurological impairments that limit them to the use of one hand.

The Swedish Cutting Board has stainless steel spikes that hold food for cutting or slicing. The vise grip can hold larger food items, jars or mixing bowls. White plastic board measures 12 x 11 inches. Rubber suction feet adhere the board securely in place.

Swedish Cutting Board Specifications:

Measures: 12 x 11 inches.
Weighs: 3 lbs.

Highly recommended for stroke victims

Purchased for my wife who suffered a stroke on her right side. She says it "works great" and was recommended by one of her therapists. We are pleased.

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Reviewed by: Sandra from MA. on 11/27/2017

A godsend!

I broke my wrist and my left hand was useless. After trying to stabilize a loaf of bread with my elbow--just try that with a lemon!--I broke down and sprung for this. It gave me back my ability to prepare meals. Fantastic purchase.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Tracy Young from NYC. on 4/27/2019

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Q: Is this cutting board dishwasher safe?

Asked by: kay - 4/16/2018

A: No, hand washing with soap and water is recommended.

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