A drainage apparatus and a reinforced cutting board system that resists warping and is adapted to collect, store, and manage fluids, liquids, or juices resulting from the use of a cutting board without reducing an effective cutting area of the cutting board's cutting surface, and an associated method for making the same. The drainage apparatus generally featuring a continuous lateral member, which can define a fluid channel. The drainage apparatus being capable of effectively collecting, storing, and managing fluids, liquids, or juices through the use of the fluid channel. The reinforced cutting board system generally featuring a cutting board body, a drainage apparatus, and a reinforcing system. The reinforcing system being capable of effectively resisting warping. The method of making the cutting board system generally comprising providing suitable material, forming a desired shape, and providing a drainage apparatus.

A metal cutting board is integrally formed by a metal plate body and includes a first plate body, a second plate body, and an inclined connecting portion. The second plate body is disposed around a periphery of the first plate body, the second plate body and the first plate body are parallel to each other, and the second plate body and the first plate body are positioned on planes of different heights. The inclined connecting portion is circumferentially disposed between the first plate body and the second plate body. The first plate body, the second plate body, and the inclined connecting portion are integrally formed from the metal plate body and are connected to form a shallow tray structure.

The present invention comprises a rectangular block, having a front face, a rear face, and two side faces. The front and rear faces have multiple pairs of aligned vertical slots, into which a knife can be inserted and moved up and down in a vertical cutting motion. The block is open at the top and openable at the bottom by means of a sliding or hinged trap door. In use, uncut chum is loaded into the block through the top opening, and the sliced chum accumulates within the block until the bottom door is opened, thereby depositing the sliced chum in a container beneath the block. The container serves to collect the chum and store it until it is used.

A metal cutting board is integrally formed by a metal plate body and includes a first plate body, a second plate body, and an inclined connecting portion. The second plate body is disposed around a periphery of the first plate body, the second plate body and the first plate body are parallel to each other, and the second plate body and the first plate body are positioned on planes of different heights. The inclined connecting portion is circumferentially disposed between the first plate body and the second plate body. The first plate body, the second plate body, and the inclined connecting portion are integrally formed from the metal plate body and are connected to form a shallow tray structure.

A fish filleting mat is provided. In an implementation, an example fish filleting mat has a pattern of pegs on a working surface to grip and immobilize the fish during cleaning and filleting. The pegs hold the fish and also the byproducts of cleaning and filleting in place during cleaning and filleting, even when the fish filleting mat is tilted to drain liquids. The fish filleting mat, including pegs, may be made of materials that are easy to clean and stain-resistant, and which do not retain fish odors.

A roasting rack and carving board system includes a roasting rack having a number of spaced support members that support a food item. The system also includes a carving board that has a body with a cutting surface. The body and cutting surface features a number of grooves that receive the spaced support members of the roasting rack so that at least portions of some of the plurality of spaced support members are recessed into the carving board body with respect to the cutting surface.

A roasting rack and carving board system includes a roasting rack having a number of spaced support members that support a food item. The system also includes a carving board that has a body with a cutting surface. The body and cutting surface features a number of grooves that receive the spaced support members of the roasting rack so that at least portions of some of the plurality of spaced support members are recessed into the carving board body with respect to the cutting surface.

A roasting rack and carving board system includes a roasting rack having a number of spaced support members that support a food item. The system also includes a carving board that has a body with a cutting surface. The body and cutting surface features a number of grooves that receive the spaced support members of the roasting rack so that at least portions of some of the plurality of spaced support members are recessed into the carving board body with respect to the cutting surface.

A cutting force analyser is provided, comprising weighing means adapted to determine the weight of an object and force applied to the object; a record of a force threshold for cutting the object; and indicating means. The analyser is formed to use the weighing means to differentiate between the weight of the object and cutting force applied to it, to compare the cutting force with the force threshold, and to use the indicating means to communicate how the force compares with the threshold.

A drainage apparatus and a reinforced cutting board system that resists warping and is adapted to collect, store, and manage fluids, liquids, or juices resulting from the use of a cutting board without reducing an effective cutting area of the cutting board's cutting surface, and an associated method for making the same. The drainage apparatus generally featuring a continuous lateral member, which can define a fluid channel. The drainage apparatus being capable of effectively collecting, storing, and managing fluids, liquids, or juices through the use of the fluid channel. The reinforced cutting board system generally featuring a cutting board body, a drainage apparatus, and a reinforcing system. The reinforcing system being capable of effectively resisting warping. The method of making the cutting board system generally comprising providing suitable material, forming a desired shape, and providing a drainage apparatus.