Make your home a gouda place to live with the Boxtrolls Charcuterie Board. Proudly decorated with the City of Cheesbridge crest, this elegant board is made from upcycled PNW scrap madrone wood by Portland’s own Tree to Table.

Board Size: 15.5" x 9"

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55 different sculpts of prop cheeses were created for The Boxtrolls.

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Sustainably Repurposing Urban Trees

Christy Covington founded Tree to Table PDX in 2020 with a goal to create beautiful handcrafted wood products, informed by a spirit of conservation and passion for the natural world. Christy's commitment to salvaging and repurposing Pacific Northwest trees is evident in every step of the process—every piece of PNW wood tells a story, written in the grain and the live edge, and Christy and her amazing crew of woodworkers are committed to preserving all the beauty that this rescued timber has to offer.

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COLLECTIBLE FACT:

The Boxtrolls Charcuterie & Cutting Board is made of Madrone, a species of tree that is native to the Pacific Northwest.

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