Reddit reviews MIU Flexible Cutting Board, Set of 5
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5-pack of flexible plastic cutting boards, 15 by 11 inchesColor-coded for use with different types of food. Blue, Red, Yellow, Green, and White.Protects countertops and helps prevent cross-contaminationCurl easily for transferring food to bowls or pansSafe in the dishwasher; easy to store
I actually use 2 of those cheap, flexible cutting boards. Same idea as the saran wrap, but the cutting boards hold up to the mallet. Some paper towels under the bottom board (and just poking out around the edges) will both keep the thing from sliding around, and catch any liquids pounded out.
Edit: also, for sanitation, I tend to have a 'raw hand' and a 'cooked hand'. I use one hand for handling the raw chicken (usally my left, since I'm right-handed), and handle my cooking utensils & the cooked chicken with my other hand. A bit tricky sometimes using only one hand for some things, but it works out most times. Also: Hit the nearest pharmacy & pick up a box of disposable medical gloves (100 cnt for ~$5 usually). They work great for doing messy cooking tasks like hand-breading cicken or mixing up the meatloaf - then when you're finished, just remove the glove and your hand is still clean. Saves bunches of time and hand-washing.
Try flexible cutting boards instead. Like these. There pretty damn cheap compared to foldable cutting boards.
I've tried buying a few cutting boards with strainers and I think they usually just get in the way. I'd rather just have the extra cutting space.
Still want to strain? Just hotdog curve a flexboard and pour chopped stuff into a strainer/colander. Considering how cheap they are you could always drill some holes in them or something though.
They are thin and can get bends in them (i have a problem leaving them in my sink) but you can flatten them back out pretty well. Just leave a baking sheet on it for awhile. I've been using the same ones for a year now and the're still going strong.
I still keep a thick cutting board around but I hardly use it.
TL:DR Cheap flexible cutting boards > expensive folding cutting board
I have a flexible cutting board kind of like these that I do my polishing on. I've found that I've fucked up far fewer surfaces since adopting this method.
Looks like the same stuff used to make (non-silicone) flexible kitchen mats. Stiff, but flexible enough to push around a corner. Plastic kitchen mats are cheaper too. $10 for a set of five 15" x 11" sheets.
It's actually is, or rather was, a cheap flexible cutting board.
Something like this. http://www.amazon.com/MIU-Flexible-Cutting-Board-Set/dp/B00011RTE8
Something like below. They are pretty common and you should be able to get them at any super market.
https://www.amazon.com/MIU-Flexible-Cutting-Board-Set/dp/B00011RTE8
You have lots of good selections in your list. Dunno about the shoes, do they really have lots of holes? Mosquitos will LOVE that!
Here are some camp kitchen suggestions that add value w/out hassle
Thin cutting/prep surface
Cheap kitchen knife with sheath for easy stowage(pick one or two)
Cheap non-stick frying pan(I got one for a few dollars at a grocery store)
Cheap heat-resistant spatula
Exxxxtra loooong tongs for cooking over a fire. Them coals get HOT.
The amount of different meals you can make with these is amazing. Eat a steak or salmon instead of MRE's... Cook bacon, sausages and scramble eggs for the camp...
I also recommend a small vise-grip for when you're wrenching and need a third hand. I splurged on the Leatherman Crunch and I love it.
And to jump on the bandwagon, go for smaller tent and a hatchet.
Lots of pockets, $6.95 shipping
Prime Eligible
Since the order might be over $25.00 Here are a couple of add-ons that would be awesome. Add on 1 and Add on 2. If it's not eligible for add ons then this or this would be great!
If it's too late to locate one of these $30 cases you could rig up a protective sleeve out of something like flexible camping cutting boards, cut up up into a triangle cross-section and tape it together.[2] (and always carry on/gate check)
https://www.sharmusic.com/Cases-Bags/Other/?ShowProducts=True#page_no=1&fq=ATR_TypeShape%3aBow&ShowProducts=True
[2] https://www.amazon.com/MIU-Flexible-Cutting-Board-Set/dp/B00011RTE8/
Print your desired image on paper, use 3M Super 77 to adhere the paper stencil to a thin plastic cutting board, and then cut the stencil. Then use the Super 77 to adhere the plastic stencil to the wood (just a light mist will work fine).