Best way to copy total start up HD to a new HD to be used as the new start up disc

Have installed two new internal 2 TB HD's. I wish to copy the entire contents of the CURRENT (older) start up HD to one of these new HD's and then use that as the new start up HD. What is the best way to copy the entire start up disk so that it can be used as the new start up disk (hard drive)?
Thanks for any advice.

Disk Utility => Restore (and use the Help menu)
Programs that clone are essential.
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