Honey Can Do 2 Pack Joyce Chen Original Unlimited Kitchen Scissors

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In our kitchen, time is marked by either Before Scissors or After Scissors. And at this point, the time before we were using scissors in our kitchen (to cut carrots, cheeses, bacon, chicken, hard-boiled eggs, and pretty much anything else) feels downright prehistoric. We don’t know where we would be without them. Of course, we have kitchen knives. But sometimes a knife just feels like somuch. Scissors are spare. Scissors are satisfying. It’s oddly calming to slowly slice away at a stalk of celery one simple snip at a time. But don’t take our word for it. Try out for yourself these Joyce Chen Original Unlimited Scissors with two pairs for double the fun. Details: Available in multiple colors 6.3'' x 3.3'' each pair 2 pairs Sharp blades for precision cutting functionality Ergonomic handles for easy maneuverability High carbon stainless steel

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