Because it adds value and versatility. Kitchen space is often limited, so multi-use tools are especially useful. With this one feature, your scissors can act as a jar opener, nutcracker, and even a poultry helper.
That means fewer gadgets cluttering your drawers and more space saved. For people in small kitchens or apartments, that’s a huge win.
Do All Scissors Have This?
Not all. You’ll most often see it on:
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Heavy-duty kitchen scissors
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Poultry or bone scissors
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Multi-purpose utility scissors
Check your pair. If you see ridged grooves between the handles that align when the scissors close, you’ve got a built-in gripper ready to go.
A Few Safety Reminders
Before you try it out:
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Don’t overdo it. Forcing very hard items (like extremely tough shells or large bones) can damage your scissors or hurt your hands.
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Keep fingers clear. The teeth can pinch if you’re not careful.
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Clean thoroughly. Food residue, especially from raw meat or sticky foods, can get trapped in the grooves.
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Stick to kitchen use. It might be tempting to open paint cans or twist wires with it, but that can ruin your scissors.
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