More Zazzle Christmas

Zazzle has some cutting boards shaped like paddles.  They have a hole in the handle so they can be hung up easily.  But using the long, narrow cutting board as a bread serving piece, or a cheese tray, adds new possibilities.

While many prefer pulling a piece of bread by hand to break it, the new norm is not to touch food to be consumed by others.  Cutting bread is now the preferred way of handling it.  Protection of the table is important, even from a bread knife.

The use of a cutting board to serve cheese, whether it is blocks of cheese or cheese balls, also works well with long, narrow boards. 

Advertise your paddle shaped cutting boards for these purposes.

When making paddle shapes cutting boards, think about where the image will be best placed to remain visible.  That would be the neck of the paddle.  A design under the bread or cheese is wasted.  So, place the design where it can be seen before the food on the cutting board is completely consumed.

The Circular Cutting Boards come with a 12-inch diameter.  This is just right to also use as a serving piece, especially for a cake or a pie.  The cake or pie can be cut without causing damage, since the serving tray is really a cutting board.

Circular cutting boards might be created with your rectangular cutting boards, but is there a need to make a change?  The image on a circular cutting board should be oriented towards the center, and best seen near the edge, which is why I prefer multiple small images.  Zazzle allows images to be rotated.  In the circular glass cutting boards below the image was cloned and rotated.  Zazzle allows rotations in multiples of 45 degrees. 

Many Zazzle products have multiple uses.  Favor bags can become cookie bags, and many things can become stocking stuffers.  Will your potential customers think of these alternative purposes unless you point them out?

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