Butcher Block Oil

by Earlywood

Made with ♥︎ in the USA

$10.00 - $22.00

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Food Grade Wood Oil for Butcher Blocks and Utensils

Now you can buy the Wood Wax and Wood Oil as a set and save!

Our wooden spoon oil is a food-safe blend of low-viscosity mineral oil and organic lemon peel oil. The super low viscosity oil (it pours like water) will penetrate the extremely hard and tight pored woods we make our kitchen utensils out of to a depth that your standard thick mineral oil just can't do. The organic lemon peel oil is not only refreshing to smell, but its antimicrobial properties will help keep your utensils safe for years to come.

If you have any dry or cracking wooden spatulas or spoons, this food-grade wood oil will bring them back to their original beauty. Just a bit of our special oil, a little rubbing, and you’ll enjoy the beautiful luster of your old wooden utensils again. Wood oil is best when followed up with a treatment of our Wood Wax.

Best Wood Finish / Conditioner for Cutting Boards and Wooden Utensils

This butcher block Wood Oil is the perfect add-on for an Earlywood gift and a staple to have around any house with wooden items in the kitchen. Use it on everything Earlywood, wood cutting boards, thick chopping blocks, and all other wooden utensils.

- Formulated using an all-natural blend of mineral oil and lemon peel oil.
- Adds lovely sheen to any wooden kitchen utensil.
- Perfectly safe to use for any cooking utensil made of wood.
- Each bottle (4.5 ounces) lasts a long time.

How to Use Butcher Block Oil:

It’s very easy to bring back the natural beauty of your wooden utensils with our food-grade conditioner. Just follow the steps below:

1. Make sure your wooden utensil is dry. Use the rough side of your kitchen sponge to remove any fuzz or rough areas. Always buff in the direction of the wood grain.
2. Apply Earlywood Oil to your wooden utensil by hand or with a clean cloth. Spread the oil, making sure every part of your wooden utensil is covered.
3. Let the oil soak in overnight for maximum results. Wipe off any remaining oil and that’s it.

How to Use Wood Wax:

- For best results apply after oiling steps above. Apply a small amount with a clean lint-free cloth, let it sit for 15 minutes and wipe off any excess

- Apply once a month or whenever wood seems dull or dry. Items that see frequent use may require more applications

Cook.... Oil… Repeat!

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Most orders are processed within 2–4 business days depending on the seller.

Once processed, delivery typically takes an additional 2–7 business days, depending on the destination.

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Note: business days are Monday through Friday, excluding weekends and Federal holidays.

Easy Returns Within 30 Days
If you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, you have the flexibility to return the product within 30 days of the delivery date for a full refund.

The buyer is responsible for ensuring the item is in its original packing, unused, taped for transit, and contains all parts, documents, and pieces.

Note: We reserve the right to accept returns of products only in "NEW" condition; non-eligible items and returns showing signs of use may not be accepted.

More information on our Returns/Refunds page.

About Earlywood

Brad Bernhart, founder and head craftsman of Earlywood, is a mechanical engineer turned woodworker who began carving kitchen utensils as a creative escape during his studies at Montana State University. Combining engineering precision with a passion for intentional design, Brad handcrafts wooden spoons and tools in Earlywood’s studio in Red Lodge, Montana. His work honors the tradition of creating family heirlooms meant to be cherished for generations. When not making utensils, Brad enjoys spending time with his wife Charlotte, their children, and exploring the outdoors through fishing and skiing.

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