I went all the way to Paris to find this 5-bladed kitchen scissors, not
realizing I could have bought it online. But Paris is a lot more
enticing than the computer in my office. I always stop by E. Dehillerin,
a French kitchen equipment store with hundreds of knives, whisks, cookware and copper
pots filling its first floor and basement. I’m never disappointed.
I didn’t know I needed these exotic scissors to cut parsley, basil and
cilantro, but now I can’t live without them. There is even a cleaning
device built into the plastic case so you don’t slice open your fingers trying
to remove leftover bits of greenery.
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ReplyDeleteYou're so right about it being one of those things you don't realize that you need until you've seen it. All I can think about now is how much easier it would be to trim from my collection of potted herbs with this thing. Just hold your hand underneath and snip a little, and you're ready to spice up your cooking!
ReplyDeleteLisa @ Westinghouse Small Appliances
Awesome!!! 5-bladed kitchen scissors!!! Seems so beautiful.I agree with you that we cannot imagine advantage or disadvantage of anything before we use it.
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