I’m sure everyone has pride for the state where they live, but Texans seem to take their pride to a whole other level. Everything is named after the state they love: Texas-style brisket, Texas pie, Texas trash dip, Texas chocolate sheet cake. The list of food favorites seems to never end, and you definitely don’t have to be from the Lone Star State to be an admirer of all the delicious foods it has to offer. And now, thanks to Costco’s line of bamboo serving trays, you can show off your state pride in a deeper way when entertaining — whether for Texas or wherever you live.
Costco is selling a line of “destination” bamboo serving trays that are shaped like every state. That’s right: You can show off your utter love and devotion to your state with a tray that perfectly signifies all of the wonderful things that make your home state so special. The trays feature top cities and destinations, popular highways and routes, and laser-engraved artwork with symbols that make every state unique. Each tray is made of bamboo, making it the perfect board to serve charcuterie and snacks for your next gathering. Honestly, the trays are so cute you won’t want to put them away in a cabinet when you’re not using them. They make an adorable decor moment when set out on the counter against a wall. Each board is priced at $24.99.
Now for the sad news: These boards are no longer sold on Costco’s website, so you have to go to your local warehouse to grab one that fits your state. But if you’re looking for a board of a different state that you love — like your love for all things Texas — then you can actually buy this board over on Amazon as well.
These boards are originally sold through Totally Bamboo, a line of bamboo-based cutting boards and kitchen products. Totally Bamboo sells boards for all 50 states on Amazon at the slightly higher price of $29.99 (gotta love the Costco discount). But this still seems like a decent price to pay if you’re looking for a state that isn’t your own, especially if you want to represent somewhere you love to vacation every year — like a lake up in Minnesota, or hiking in New York.
