WALRUS OIL - 1 Gallon Jug of Premium Cutting Board & Butcher Block Oil Review

Great Product! Small things have a big impact. Use it for butcher countertops and cutting boards. I've even used it on a few pieces of furniture!

I have applied it to some new cutting boards. Because it contains some dissolved beeswax, it works better than pure mineral oil. It absorbs well and withstands the woman's haircut.

This product is superior to other commercially available products that I have used in the past for cutting boards and cutting blocks. A large gallon jar should last me for a while as I make about 25-30 boards a year. It's also much more economical than buying smaller bottles of the same product or other competing products like Howard's Meat Block Conditioner. The only downside to this coating is that one of the ingredients is mineral oil, which while considered food safe, I prefer not to use…

I put it on new cutting boards. Because it contains some dissolved beeswax, it works better than pure mineral oil. It absorbs well and withstands the woman's haircut.

Decided to try walrus oil because I like the ingredient list. Holds up well, minimal odor, cheaper than buying small competitor bottles. The only criticism is that the lid does not match the container. I bought a 128 ounce bottle so it would last a while and every time I use it I have to hold the bottle at an awkward angle to pour out and not make a big mess.

This product outperforms other commercially available products I have used in the past for cutting boards and cutting blocks. A large gallon jar should last me for a while as I make about 25-30 boards a year. It's also much more economical than buying small bottles of the same product or other competing products like Howard's Meat Block Conditioner. The only downside to this coating is that one of the ingredients is mineral oil, which while considered food safe, I prefer not to use synthetic…