You’ve used them to snip herbs.
Cut open packaging.
Even butcher poultry.
But have you ever noticed that jagged, tooth-like ridge between the handles of your kitchen shears?
Right where your fingers rest — small, metal, and slightly mysterious.
It doesn’t look like part of the blade.
It’s not sharp like scissors should be.
So what is it?
Spoiler: It’s not decorative.
And it’s definitely not a flaw.
That little “toothy” section is actually a built-in bottle opener and jar grip — a multitasking tool cleverly hidden in plain sight.
Let’s uncover its secrets — so you can stop reaching for extra tools and start using what you already own.
Because real kitchen genius isn’t flashy.
It’s quiet.
And sometimes,
it’s hiding in your scissors.
The Dual Purpose of the Toothed Ridge
Kitchen scissors — especially heavy-duty or kitchen-shears-style models — often come with multifunctional handles designed to do more than just cut.
That serrated edge between the finger loops serves two smart purposes:
1. 
Bottle Opener
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