Jenaluca Produces Multipurpose Herb Scissors For Home And Office Use

(Newswire.net — August 12, 2015) Purcellville, VA — According to Jenaluca, the kitchen shear which they have designed, is capable of dealing with various projects in the home or office. The company which launched its kitchen shear exclusively on Amazon, commented that the herb scissors’ primary purpose is to act as a kitchen tool for chopping of herbs, spices and other food items. Jenaluca mentioned that the scissors neatly chops herbs into even pieces due to the unique design of the blades.

The herb scissors is manufactured with five finely balanced blades on each side of the shear. Due to its design, the blades are capable of cutting 10 times more than a normal knife chop. This, according to the company, makes it an efficiency tool that helps users to save time in the kitchen.

The shear can function to mince and chop herbs such as a basil, dill, parsley, rosemary, chives, mint and cilantro. According to Jenaluca, people can will be cut herbs directly onto pizza, casseroles, salads and soups without crushing, tearing or bruising. They highlighted that the multipurpose shear can even chop other vegetables such as onions and mushrooms and dried fruits. They also suggested that the scissors can be used to reduce volume of vegetables or fruits before putting in blenders to make juices or for prepping that breakfast meal or dessert.

According to Jenaluca, the herb scissors is not only handy at home but for the office. They suggested that the scissors can be used to shred paper with important information before discarding and can help to produce do-it-yourself office art and craft designs.

The Jenaluca herb scissors is made from stainless steel, showing that it is a durable kitchen tool for the home or office as it reduces the likelihood of the shear rusting or corroding. According to Jenaluca, the shear is made from the highest quality materials. Along with the stainless steel finish on the blades, the interior lining of the handle is made with a TPR material which according to Jenaluca, is currently the premier choice in hand tool grips.