A somewhat unfamiliar utensil is starting to make its way into traditional table settings: scissors. As Grub Street recently documented, a growing number of New York City restaurants are starting ...

Everything is not what it seems. Andrei Emelianov, who runs @Andrelifehack on TikTok, unveiled eight ways to use kitchen scissors, beyond cutting, in a one-minute viral clip with 5.3 million views.

This trend revolves around two people, a rock-paper-scissors match, an ill-advised amount of fast food, and a lot of cardio. After each "one-two-three shoot," the loser breaks into a wind sprint ...

A strong pair of kitchen scissors can be used to snip herbs, break down poultry, chop up marinated meat or vegetables, and even slice up foods so they're a safer size for children. Some kitchen ...

Scissors are commonly used as serving utensils ... unless you're preparing food for a small child. I hate to rain on everyone’s parade here, but you could also just break the noodles in half ...

In general, scissors are made for right-handed users ... rinse them soon after use to remove any food, and never use abrasive detergents or sponges. While kitchen shears are generally dishwasher ...

Maggie Fox just wanted a pair of scissors that cut – properly – without tearing, jamming and pinching. Fed up with cheap, ugly, mass-market scissors that sever nothing but nerves, the Toronto ...

A fun way to make noodles without rolling, pulling, banging or a fancy pasta machine – using scissors! Served here with bok choi and a sweet-savoury sauce with an optional added kick of chilli.

Scissors-wielding pizzerias might seem like a trend, but the technique is rooted in tradition. "In general," he says, "scissors seem to work really well for long, slab-type pies, and for thinner ...