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    Grand Cuisine Kitchen Shears 8” (20 cm) Stainless Steel

    by Pallares

    Regular price$39.00 Sale price

    The Pallarès Grand Cuisine Kitchen Shear are the perfect addition to your cutlery collection. Crafted with over 100 years of passion the Pallarès company adapts artisanal techniques and new technology to produce the highest quality cutting edge. Durability you can feel and precision you can hear with every crips, clean snip of the blades. The Grand Cuisine Kitchen Shears are fully stainless steel and measures 8" (20 cm) from handle to point. All blades are hand sharpened.

    Made in Spain

    A city known for its knives for centuries, Solsona had up to twenty different workshops in the old quarter from the 16th century until the beginning of the 20th. They gradually disappeared until the only workshop left was Pallarès, which was founded in 1917 by the brothers Lluís and Carles Pallarès i Canal. Today, the third generation is working to maintain the high quality of their products by adapting to new technologies without sacrificing artisanal techniques.

    Maintenance
    Wash the scissors with a neutral detergent, do not use bleach. Do not leave the scissors immersed in water.

    Types of Steel
    Carbon steel (C.S.) is the original material and is therefore stronger, the edge lasts longer and it is much easier to sharpen. On the other hand, if care is not taken, it can easily rust. In order to avoid oxidization, it is recommended to dry the blade immediately after each use and, if you are not planning to use it for a while, you should apply a layer of oil that will prevent the blade from rusting. Stainless steel (S.S.), which is the result of adding chromium and nickel to carbon steel, does not rust so easily, but being a softer material, it loses its shape faster and it is much more difficult to sharpen. Even when the blade is made of stainless steel, rusty spots can appear when washed with overly aggressive soaps (salt or caustic soda). This is due to the high quality of the steel used, which is necessary to achieve maximum hardness. We recommend not to wash knives in the dishwasher, regardless of the type of blade.

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