Butcher Block
Designed for everyday prep and serving, our end grain cutting board is crafted from acacia wood, known for its rich color and naturally contrasting grain. Durable and versatile, it provides a sturdy surface for everything from chopping vegetables to slicing bread and serving charcuterie.
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End grain acacia wood – naturally durable with beautiful variations in color and grain
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Designed for everyday prep – ideal for slicing, dicing, mincing, and chopping
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Made for more than cutting – doubles as a serving board for cheese, bread, charcuterie, and more
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Gentle on knives – end grain construction helps minimize wear on both your cutlery and the board
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Easy to maintain – simply hand wash with warm, soapy water and allow to air dry
Check our Care and Cleaning Guide
Butcher Block
$185.00
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THE ORIGINAL GEORGE BAKING STEEL
A must-have for anyone who loves to cook.
Our George Baking Steel offers the same crisp result as a wood-fired pizza oven in the comfort of your own kitchen. Made of carbon steel, it conducts and retains a high heat particularly well and has a much higher thermal conductivity than baking sheets and stones.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I care for my Steel?
Check out our Care & Cleaning page here.
Will carbon steel rust?
Yes, like all high-quality carbon steel, our baking steel can rust if not properly cared for. However, with regular maintenance—such as keeping it dry, lightly oiling it after cleaning, and storing it in a dry place—you can easily prevent rust. If rust does appear, it can be removed with a scrubber and re-seasoned in the oven to restore its performance.
How hot can carbon steel go?
Carbon steel can withstand extremely high temperatures—up to 2,500°F (1371°C) before it begins to soften or degrade. In a home oven, it will typically reach 500–600°F (260–315°C), and it can handle even higher temperatures on a grill, broiler, or open flame without damage.
Where does the George name come from?
We’re a sister-owned cookware company and our brand name, George Cookware, is a tribute to our grandpa, and to his dad whose name was also George. He started a manufacturing company in the ’60s, which is where we are now creating our cookware. We’re so honored and excited to combine the generations of steelmaking with our love for cooking and hosting.
What makes George unique?
See our values and what makes us unique here.
Where are George products made?
Our cookware is made in Dallas, TX.