The “toothed” part of the kitchen scissors – The multifunctional device you have ignored so far (This is how it should be used)

You’ve seen it before: between the handles of the kitchen scissors there is a knurled, saw-in notch. Most people think it’s a decorative element – or worse, a manufacturing defect. But this “dumb notch” is actually a brilliant multifunctional tool designed to solve common kitchen problems. Let’s reveal his secrets – safe and efficient.

🔍What is it (and why it exists)
Official name: Handle opener, jar opener or bone crusher
Location: Where the handles curve inwards, near the rotary screw
Design: Interlocking ribs that provide a non-slip grip when the scissors are