Ado Glo Kitchen Scissors – Heavy Duty Kitchen Shears for Meat Poultry Herb Vegetables – Multi Purpose Scissors

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Ado Glo Premium Meat Scissors
Ado Glo Meat Shears have for a long time been used for both commercial and home kitchen applications.
The high-quality stainless steel, optimal blade and strong handles constructions give it outstanding durability.
Ultra sharp blades offer effortless cutting with minimal pressure, ensuring you save time while cutting meat, chicken, herb, vegetables and so on.
MULTIFUNCTIONAL KITCHEN SHEARS – Our Ado Glo multi-purpose kitchen scissors, made with durable stainless steel, are strong enough and sharp enough to handle all sorts of tough ktichen tasks from cutting chicken, ribs, chops and meats to cracking nuts and opening bottles.
SAVE TIME AND EFFORT with our easy-to-use and safe-to-store poultry scissors. Our ultra sharp blades offer effortless cutting with minimal pressure, ensuring you save time and cook gourmet meals faster than ever before. This pair of sharp food shears comes with a protective plastic blade guard which not only keeps you safe but also highly resists rusting and increases their life.
STURDY HEAVY DUTY STAINLESS STEEL SCISSORS – We devised the optimal blade, and added reinforced hinges, thick casting and strong handles – ready for workhorse cutting and chopping marathons. These chicken shears are built to be long lasting.
ERGONOMIC DESIGN TO BE EASY ON THE HANDS – Ado Glo cooking scissors are sharp, precise household and kitchen scissors with comfortable, ergonomic handles for effortless cutting. These household scissors handle every kitchen cutting task with ease.
EASY TO CLEAN & DISHWASHER SAFE – Use your normal dish detergent along with hot water to wash these kitchen snips. Make sure the soap reaches the spots where the blades cross or meet the handles. Get a clean cloth and wipe down the blades. Remove all the water, including in those hard-to-reach areas like near the handles, then dry the blades in open air and lay the snips on a drying rack, if you have one.



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