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    What does snip mean in cooking?
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    Snip is a term directing you to use the kitchen scissors to cut herbs or leafy green vegetables into very small pieces.
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    How do I sharpen kitchen scissors with a honing rod?
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    Kitchen shears shouldn't need honing, since they should never be in touch with a surface harder than a chicken bone. However, they may need sharpening from time to time. See How to Sharpen Scissors for several ways to do this.
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    What is the slot below the top ragged blade used for on a kitchen scissors?
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    The curved slot you see is a bottle opener. Not used much these days with the advent of the twist-off cap, but still handy just in case.
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    How do I remove rust from my kitchen scissors?
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    If you see rust on your scissors, this indicates that they are not actually kitchen scissors and you should not be using them with food. Kitchen scissors are usually made from stainless steel with corrosion resistance properties.
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    How do I take care of kitchen shears and properly use them?
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    To take care of them, just like a good knife; clean it right away and store it in its case or in your block.
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