This serrated, saw-toothed edge between the handles was intentionally designed, not only for aesthetic reasons, but also for functionality.
This feature, found on most high-quality kitchen scissors (especially double-handled ones), is made of hardened metal or reinforced plastic, designed for gripping, crushing, and breaking, not cutting.
And while it may seem modest, it’s actually four tools in one.
Let’s take a closer look at his brilliance.
4 Clever Uses for the Serrated Edge of Kitchen Scissors
1. Can opener for stubborn lids 
Have you ever had problems with a stuck pickle jar?
This is your new best friend.
How to use:
Place the serrated edge on the jar lid.
Press the handles together: the teeth grip the metal ring.
Twist the scissors to break the seal.
Why it works: The prongs grip the lid like a small wrench, ideal for slippery or vacuum-sealed jars.
