WOAI Multipurpose 5 Blades Stainless Steel Herb Scissors – Ultra Sharp Multi Blades Heavy Duty Kitchen Shears – Cut, Snip, Chop Quick and Easy - Includes Cleaning Comb Safety Cover

Found this item to use for cutting green onions lengthwise which is safer than using a specialty knife like  KINGSO Stainless Steel Vegetable Green Spring Onion Slicer Shredder Cutter Tool Stainless Steel Vegetable Green Spring Onion Slicer Shredder Cutter Tool . This item has a cover which can be used to clear any cuttings stuck between the blades. I am very happy with the purchase because I no longer have to use a knife to cut the green and white portions of the green onion. Had to cut in half lengthwise the white portion of the green onion before cutting it with the 5 blade scissors.Update: After multiple and extensive cutting of green onion stems, did noticed that there is not a need to use the cover to clear the cuttings from the blades during but until after finishing the cutting. This was possible during the cutting of green onions by just opening and closing the cutting blades a couple of times without there being more green onions placed beforehand between the open blades.

My first use for this was cutting cilantro...very easy to use and much better than trying to chop into small pieces.

very good product...

A pleasure to handle and use.

They do what they are designed to do.

Dont cut nicely. Not sharp enoughWaste of money

The WOAI Multipurpose Herb Scissors are as depicted in the photos and described in the sales promo. It is a generic product marketed under the WOAI brand.As an amateur cook, I am always on the lookout to find tools and utensils to facilitate my job. I grow a variety of herbs that I use with cooking. When I read about this recent product, I was intrigued and wanted to try it.On inspection, the modified scissors are composed of 5 pairs of rust proof, stainless steel sharp blades separated by 2 mm spaces. A plastic sheath with a cleaning comb tip protects covers the sharp tips when scissors are not in use. The handle is ergonomic and fits most hands comfortably.I used the scissors on a variety of herbs and vegetables, which I normally would dice and chop in a food processor. I effortlessly cut parsley, cilantro, mint, rosemary and dill in uniform pieces and in exact quantities needed - whereas a processor tends to mash herbs together, if one is not vigilant. I also shredded leafy vegetables; spinach, kale, basil, broccoli rabe, cabbage leaves and even asparagus stalks and green onions.The scissors can also shred paper and cardboard to use in arts and crafts.I found the herb scissors to be a useful addition to my kitchen and cooking utensils. They appear sturdy and durable. The scissors are dishwasher safe. The only downside that I noticed, is that they are priced higher than some other similar scissors.I update and revise reviews if I discover defects or problems after using the product for at least one year.I purchased this item with a discount coupon. It did not influence my opinion or rating. I have no obligation to write a review. This is not a barter deal. I have no financial or personal connection with the manufacturer, seller or their employees.

My personal theory about these multi-bladed scissors is that they are a wicked-looking invention that have very little actual utility or application in the real world that we all share. What I mean by this is that as an actual object, they are awesome. Anyone who loves gadgets and gear will like these: they feel good in the hand and the synchronized movement is exquisite to behold.However, once you start cutting herbs with these overblown scissors, the engineer's dream is over. This is because a significant portion of the herbs get caught up in the spaces between the blades. You snip, and the herbs jam up. And this jamming potential is equally realized when making confetti with paper. The herb confetti is created with these scissors, as is the paper confetti, but the scissors inevitably need unjamming because they covertly store up so many cuttings between the blades.And then I find myself asking the question I try to ask of all new gadgets and gizmos: Do these solve a real problem in everyday life? Yes, chopping herbs can be a bit tedious and time consuming. But then, cleaning chopped herbs out of this super-sized pair of multi-scissors is equally tedious and time consuming. So I'm not sure we've made progress with these flashy blades.So if you're planning on making a sequel to Edward Scissor Hands, get a few pairs. If you're just an herb warrior, you may not want to become a scissoring fool next time you attack those chives.I was provided a free sample in exchange for my honest review.