Expert Grill Bamboo Skewers for Grilling, 100 Count

I got this to make my own oil freshners using these as reeds add your essential oil to a little small bottle you can put 15 to 20 drops and add avocado oil to the bottle cut your reeds put into little jar you can add as much essential oil as you like these you can use for anything.

These are thicker and better than other skewers I have bought. An excellent value. If I could change anything I'd make the bag they come in resealable. My husband wasted no time in picking them up by the bottom of the bag so 94 skewers were dumped in the drawer.

We use these to roast marshmallows when we have a camp fire. They don't conduct heat like the metal ones that make them too hot to hold. More sanitary than finding a stick on the ground like we did in Scouts. I thought they'd be too short but they work great.

I ordered these because the Mainstays one were always out of stock. I assumed that because they were for grilling that they would be sturdier otherwise thicker or something, but they actually are exactly the same as the Mainstays ones. I use a ton of these in the garden. These are just what I need. I'm glad to know I have options now. These were also the same price as the Mainstays skewers too.

These are nice bamboo sticks I always have stuff that I need to Polk and can't reach with my fingers. I use part of these I break them and use the point or the end also nice for opening like silicone sealer that has sealed. I'm so pleasing use them for barbecuing but I very seldom ever make anything like that. They worked good.

These Bamboo Skewers are GREAT! You can use them to make crochet roses, or stir your coffee, or of course, as a shish kabob! You could even stick a couple marshmallows on one and toast some marshmallows on a BBQ grill! And make some yummy smores! I think the price on these is incredible too!

i bought an Asparagus Fern last summer and i have bee. fighting fern gnats which will kill the plant eventually. After much research, transplanting twice because i did it wrong the 1st time, i tjink its going to work. So what are the skewers for? To push down into the plants soil to check see how dry it is. Asparagus ferns are a real hassle to take care of. So i have a 1" layer of garden sand in the bottom of a resin self watering pot. then i checked the roots, seed pods and cleaned it all up. put the fern crown in the middle of the pot, filled the sides in with the correct potting soil and then applied about another inch of garden sand. The idea is to water from the bottom thru the dtsin holes in the pot. Set the pot in about an inch of water for about 30 min and let it osmose up through the plant. then remove the water container. the skewers pushed down the inside of the pot will show me how moist the soil is. all the sand, bottom/top keep the fern gnats from laying eggs. The article i read said use bamboo chop sticks. this waa cheaper and I'm pretty sure it'll work.

If ur using them for a BBQ (making shish kabobs) Soak them 1st is the trick. Unfortunately im NOT using them for a cook out im using these for a project %26 thses are perfect

Picked these up and put them straight to work making a candy bouquet and they handled it perfectly. The length is just right whether you are skewering vegetables, hot dogs, or candy for a youngster's party. Sturdy enough to hold everything without bending or snapping under the weight. Only reason I am not giving five stars is a few came broken in the pack. Not a dealbreaker when you get 100 but worth mentioning. Pros good quantity solid construction right length for most jobs and they get the job done. Cons a few arrived broken. For the price you are still getting plenty of usable skewers so I would buy again.

Love these, i use for garden stakes in my potted tomatoes, okra, etc... Many have lasted to use for a 2nd season. My daughter uses them in her garden also! Great suport for young plants getting established after transplanting. Work great for campfire cooking to.