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Sep 25^th, 2026 at 9:06am

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Maggie says, “You and your gadgets”. Grin

However, when my herb garden is flourishing as it is now I do use a lot of fresh herbs. They taste so much better than dried herbs.

Had looked at them many times so decided to buy some herb scissors/cutters.

These ones are Baccarat brand with five stainless blades each side. Cost me a full $6 at Robins Kitchen. Cheesy

Not only that they work exceptionally well.

Photos show some Italian flat leaf parsley I had in some scrambled eggs for breakfast.

Well worth the dollars so far.