After two years of writing about sales, I don’t think I’ve reported on a deal wilder than this: These sharp grilling shears are literally $1 at Walmart. Just a buck. They’re practical, extra large and, according to reviewers, are sharp enough to “cut through chicken bone” and even a “hard plastic bin.” So many users are saying they’re grabbing multiples given the price, and in terms of quality, they even have a very rare 4.9-star average rating. Given that a comparable pair will set you back about $20 on Amazon, this is one deal you should absolutely take advantage of — and doubly so before supplies run out!
Despite costing a single dollar, they’re “surprisingly nice for the cheap price.”
Its price is partially why so many users are buying multiple. But cost aside, its main strength is sharpness, of course. Many report using these for cutting through everything from cloth and plastic bins to chicken bones and ribs. They’re so reliable, folks say they’re “the only scissors I will buy from now on.”
They’re also plenty durable. “They hold the same quality as my $10 pair, and were less than a dollar,” says a reviewer named Crystal. “They’ve washed well in the dishwasher for months and do not rust.
And if you do end up using these outdoors for grilling, you’ll be delighted to know that it’s also got a built-in bottle opener for popping that cold bevvy open.
Get yourself a pair of these kitchen shears for only a dollar at Walmart, and take a look below to see how much reviewers enjoy them. Spoilers: They love them.
“I was truly amazed when I used these! They’re sharp and yes, they cut chicken bone. The bottle opener also works well on plastic top that are pain to get off as we used on a gallon of iced tea this evening. And as far as taking metal tops off bottles like a Mexican Coca-Cola, I have no doubt that that will work perfect. The price is right, so thank you very much. Actually the price was exceptional.😊👍” — Rita
“while the scissors were not expensive, I love the fact that they were oretty durable and no screws to rust. Inexpensive, great price and very easy to use , I would definitely say to keep a couple pair of these on hand at all times. I use them for paper, cloth, etc, everything” — Teresa
“Surprisingly nice for the cheap price. They cut boxes, ribbon, and even meat easily. The grip between handles open my water bottles and theres a notch on the blade that opens bottles Will order more.” — Walmart customer
“I purchased a set of these for myself to use as kitchen shears. They hold the same quality as my $10 pair and were less than a dollar. They’ve washed well in the dishwasher for months and do not rust.” — Crystal
Ultra-sharp shears aren’t the only things that can make grilling an easier, more enjoyable experience this year. Check out these sub-$30 finds from previous HuffPost Shopping coverage.
The easiest stainless steel skewers you'll have use for your kabobs
Promising review: "Awesome skewers for kabobs. Got tires of using wooden toothpick ones and having to throw those away each time. These are great because you just throw them in the dishwasher and they're ready to be used again. Sturdy enough to really load them up. They can handle the heat of a hot grill. Highly recommend." — Tyson
Some Pit Boss silicone grill gloves
Protect your hands with these textured grill gloves, which are heat-safe up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. The finger design makes it easier to manipulate smaller items like grilling skewers, and they easy wash with soap and water.
Ultra-durable grilling trays for easy prep and transport
Prep and serve while preventing cross-contamination with these Cuisinart grilling trays. You can use the red tray for raw meat, and once the food is on the grill place the black tray on top to serve the cooked meat. The trays nest together for convenient storage and are both dishwasher-safe.
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