Elvis Cutting Board: Love It or Hate It?

July 29, 2008

This King of cutting boards ($20) had me cracking up at first sight. I'm not an avid Elvis fan, but the whole concept — his eggplant hair, his bell pepper ear, his carrot-and-corn collar — makes me laugh. I love the vibrant colors, too. Still, I could see how some might find this accessory too garish and gaudy for their kitchen.

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NAI 4 years 39 weeks

it's pretty cute, but no thanks.

suziryder 4 years 41 weeks

Aphil4 -me too!! Not every post for me either. It's definitely not you!

rickimc 4 years 41 weeks

Undecided because I can't see it.

justanerd1975 4 years 42 weeks

the microphone doesn't look like a microphone to me...

thewavingcat 4 years 42 weeks

i think this would be a perfect gift for my sister! she's a HUGE elvis fan and would appreciate the tackiness of it.

piksie007 4 years 42 weeks

love elvis...but that's just plain FUGLY, sorry!

aphill4 4 years 42 weeks

Wish I could see it. Is anybody else having trouble with viewing their pictures? It doesn't happen every time, but in certain posts, instead of a picture, all I see is a thin multicolored horizontal line. Is my computer just crazy?

LilGlamDiva 4 years 42 weeks

Artistic, yet tacky.I like simpler things for my kitchen.

LilGlamDiva 4 years 42 weeks

Artistic, yet tacky. I like simpler things for my kitchen.

Jinx 4 years 42 weeks

It is horrible. I have to wonder if they can use the image without permission, or if someone had to give permission, and if so, who is cashing in on his image? Priscilla and Lisa?

Jinx 4 years 42 weeks

It is horrible. I have to wonder if they can use the image without permission, or if someone had to give permission, and if so, who is cashing in on his image? Priscilla and Lisa?

shoneyjoe 4 years 42 weeks

From the Chiasso website: "toughened glass resists heat to 535ºF." I made the mistake of cutting on a glass board and dulled the heck out of my knives - I don't know why glass boards are still in production. This would be an amusing addition as a serving platter *maybe*, but not as a functional cutting board.

shoneyjoe 4 years 42 weeks

From the Chiasso website: "toughened glass resists heat to 535ºF."I made the mistake of cutting on a glass board and dulled the heck out of my knives - I don't know why glass boards are still in production. This would be an amusing addition as a serving platter *maybe*, but not as a functional cutting board.

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