$35.00
Made to Share. Made with Love.
Add a little love to every gathering with our wooden charcuterie and cutting boards, featuring the signature Spread the Love logo burned into the wood. Perfect for serving your favorite snacks and spreads, entertaining friends, or gifting to someone special. Because the best things in life are meant to be shared!
25 in stock
Made to Share. Made with Love.
Good food tastes even better when it’s shared! Our Spread the Love wooden charcuterie and cutting boards bring a little warmth, personality, and vintage-inspired charm to every gathering.
Featuring our signature Spread the Love logo beautifully burned into the wood, these boards are perfect for serving your favorite cheeses, snacks, spreads, and sweet treats—or simply adding a little love to your kitchen.
Whether you’re entertaining friends, celebrating something special, or looking for a thoughtful gift, these boards are a beautiful reminder that the best things in life are meant to be shared.
Gather. Celebrate. Love.
| Weight | 1 lbs |
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