ABOUT EPICUREAN

Epicurean was founded in 2004 by TrueRide, a custom skate park manufacturer, as a way to repurpose excess skate material generated during manufacturing. Today, Epicurean sets the standard for the well-equipped kitchen with premier cutting boards and essential utensils—all made in the United States using innovative environmentally responsible materials and business practices.

Innovation, quality, functionality, durability and responsibility are at the heart of the Epicurean brand. Our cutting boards and kitchen tools are at the center of everyday life for both casual cooks and seasoned gourmets.

The Craft Supply line represents Epicureans 4th segment tool category. The Craft Supply line complements Epicurean's well defined categories in the housewares, commercial and outdoor markets.

Hexagon Display Board

Home

The Epicurean Home line is our largest segment comprising the majority of the Epicurean line. Sold in over 6,000 retail stores and distributed to 50 countries, you can find Epicurean products in Gourmet Retail stores as well as multi store chains such as Williams-Sonoma, Crate & Barrel, Sur La Table, Bed Bath & Beyond, and Target.

Big Game Cutting Board

Outdoor

Epicureans Outdoor line focus' efforts toward outdoor enthusiasts and the outdoor lifestyle. The tools are designed to complement Hunters, Fisherman and Campers in their excursions. The Outdoor line can be found in stores such as Gander Mountain and Cabelas.

Pastry Stand at Starbucks Reserve

Commercial

The wood fiber material used by Epicurean had been used in the commercial industries for years before Epicurean brought it to the consumer market. The durable, non porous material made it a go to for commercial chefs and restaurants. Epicurean has provided product to commercial clients such as Starbucks, Chipotle, Green Mill and Pizza Hut to name just a few.

MATERIAL

Epicurean works with Richlite, a material manufacturer out of Tacoma Washington, to get the material for our cutting boards and tools. Richlite has been making their woodfiber material since 1940. The material is made up of layers of paper that run through a resin bath and are pressed to a solid material through heat and pressure. An untrimmed sheet shows the layers of paper that have fused to a solid sheet. This process gives the material its natural wood-like feel with the added benefits of high durability. Richlite shares Epicureans heart for ecological and sustainable business practices. Richlite's materials have been tested and approved by the NSF, Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and the Rain Forest Coallition (RAC)