To start, your best bet is to choose a cutting board with non-slip grips on the bottom.
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If you don’t yet own such a board, then follow these simple steps instead:
- Grab a cloth or tea towel and run it under some water.
- Wring it until damp.
- Lay it flat on the countertop and then place your cutting board on it. The damp towel acts as a grip and will keep your board in place.
Now that your cutting board is nice and steady, you can safely begin chopping! Read a few of our articles on the subject: