Brits are only just realising what the bumpy ‘teeth’ on kitchen scissors are for & they’ll come in handy for your roast HAVE you got a pair of kitchen scissors that feature bumpy ''teeth'' - and you've got no clue what their purpose is?.
The post sparked a flurry of theories in the comments, with one savvy foodie suggesting: "For taking off tight bottle caps, just put it around the cap and squeeze - the teeth will bite in to grip while the scissors give you more leverage to turn.".
Meanwhile, other Redditors insisted the feature was designed solely for dealing with bones - and it come in quite handy next time you're whipping up a scrumptious Sunday roast.
This theory was also echoed by another meat-loving food fan who wrote: "They're chicken scissors and it's for breaking the bones of the chicken.
''They're generally multi-purpose, and most have been covered in the other comments, but to summarise, they can be used for cracking nuts, gripping or breaking meat bones, opening bottles, and removing raised wine corks.".
