cutting board cream, wood conditioner

[@karenbearden6198]

Great info, I need this. It's time for me to reapply to my natural wood surfaces. Thanks very much!

[@suzyrebelo]

Oh good. Glad you liked this. Thanks for watching.

[@sailorgirl2017]

This is perfect! I was just thinking of making some for Christmas gifts!!

[@suzyrebelo]

Yes. These would make great gifts. Thanks for watching.

[@suzyrebelo]

You can really spruce them up with beautiful labels and packaging. 👍

[@bonniemorris1535]

Awesome and practical tutorial, thanks Suzy ! Have a great weekend.

[@suzyrebelo]

Thanks so much. Have a nice weekend !

[@diannaperry8116]

Great cream and easy to make. Thank you.

[@suzyrebelo]

I appreciate the support. Thanks for watching.

[@anncoats4466]

great tip

[@suzyrebelo]

Thanks for watching!

[@1TBX69]

Way to go Suzy.

[@suzyrebelo]

Thanks for the support and thanks for watching.

[@amb7440]

Any chance to add some citrus or lemon essence to this to make it smell nice? Can't wait to make it but I love the citrusy smell of the wood conditioner I use now.

[@suzyrebelo]

Hi there. I’ve never tried that myself. It would have to be food grade and you might risk the essence altering the flavour of your food. I’m glad you liked this and thank you for watching.

[@tee-pain5703]

Would this work using mineral oil (like the one they sell at Ikea for cutting boards)?

[@suzyrebelo]

Hi there. Yes, if it’s just mineral oil you can use that too. The added beeswax gives it that smooth , water repellent surface. Thanks for watching.