Poultry Shears

Poultry Shears

Pro-quality blades and safety features for secure cutting

The 6 Best Kitchen Shears of 2024, Tested & Reviewed

The 2 Best Poultry Shears of 2024, Tested & Reviewed

Winco products range from tabletop to kitchen utensils to food preparation supplies - and are used by all foodservice and hospitality industry experts worldwide.

Winco KS-03 10 Poultry Shears, Stainless Steel

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The stylish, stainless steel TWINSHARP Duo sharpener has two stages to breath life into any knife. The course (I) stage will restore the dullest knives and the fine (II) stage has ceramic wheels that will sharpen, smooth, and polish the edge. This sharpener is extremely easy and quick to use. A perfect compliment to any TWIN series knives. 30 degree sharpening angle.

Zwilling J.A. Henckels Deluxe Poultry Shears - Serrated Edge

Poultry Shears - Premier1Supplies

Made in Italy - Stainless steel Poultry shears - kitchen

Westmark Poultry Shears Classic - #1371 — Loewen META trading GmbH

These shears are a versatile and essential tool in any kitchen. They combine a straight and micro-serrated blade to easily cut poultry, herbs, flowers and more. Use a centrally located bottle and rotary opener to open a variety of containers, or use it as a nutcracker. Bright red handles make them easy to find in your top drawer, and they are tough enough to withstand years of use.

Zwilling Forged Multi-Purpose Kitchen Shears - Red

FastConvenient Heavy Duty Poultry Shears ~ fastconvenient

Easy Come-Apart For Cleaning, Spring Loaded: With the 3-mode design, the blades can be easily taken apart for throughout cleaning in the separate mode, easy operation in user mode, and safe in lock mode. The spring-loaded handle prevents hand strain.

Gerior Poultry Shears - Heavy Duty Kitchen Scissors for Cutting Chicken, Poultry, Game, Bone, Meat - Chopping Food - Spring Loaded

Poultry Shears - Stainless Steel – Bear Paw Distribution

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