where to buy sticks for roasting marshmallows

[Anonymous]

Hahaha. Best f#@king thread of the day! If you find some I will buy them for you op.

[Anonymous]

I swear giant in Arlington on wash Blvd has them ( or did for awhile). I bet a hardware store has something you can use.

I totally get buying them if you are not going to be near trees. It is hard carry a bunch of tree sticks and not poke yourself relentlessly.

[Anonymous]

No sticks in a large open field? Was it cleared
by nuclear bomb?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Come to my house. We have stuck bounty raining from the sky. I even found one with a fork so I can roast two at once

You could also find water.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Come to my house. We have stuck bounty raining from the sky. I even found one with a fork so I can roast two at once

You could also find water.

And rub 2 together and you'll have the fire. s'mores party at pp's house!

[Anonymous]

Just about every grocery store sells the wooden ones. I have long metal ones. Bought at Bed Bath and Beyond.

[Anonymous]

If your in Maryland. Just saw them at Harris Teeter in Rockville. They're in the back with the outdoor/grilling stuff. Next to the elevators.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thanks for your replies! We will be in a large open field, so I'm not sure if I will find sticks nearby.

Target, Walmart, Dick's sporting goods. They will be in the camping section. Bamboo skewers won't work that well. They are too short and if your kids are roasting the marshmallows, they will need to be too close to the fire.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just about every grocery store sells the wooden ones. I have long metal ones. Bought at Bed Bath and Beyond.

Which, as PP noted, are not the best choice if your kid is going to be holding one end while the other is in the fire.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No sticks in a large open field? Was it cleared
by nuclear bomb?

Who ever heard of sticks in a field? I have only ever seen and heard of sticks in stores.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thanks for your replies! We will be in a large open field, so I'm not sure if I will find sticks nearby.

Target, Walmart, Dick's sporting goods. They will be in the camping section. Bamboo skewers won't work that well. They are too short and if your kids are roasting the marshmallows, they will need to be too close to the fire.

Shhhhhhh dear, one must not interfere with natural selection

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just about every grocery store sells the wooden ones. I have long metal ones. Bought at Bed Bath and Beyond.

Which, as PP noted, are not the best choice if your kid is going to be holding one end while the other is in the fire.

You soak them in water first.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Come to my house. We have stuck bounty raining from the sky. I even found one with a fork so I can roast two at once

You could also find water.

And rub 2 together and you'll have the fire. s'mores party at pp's house!

PP with the forked stick here. Showed this thread to DH and he's totally setting up the fire pit now. We happen to have marshmallows on hand From last weeks roastings. Happy Friday everyone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just about every grocery store sells the wooden ones. I have long metal ones. Bought at Bed Bath and Beyond.

Which, as PP noted, are not the best choice if your kid is going to be holding one end while the other is in the fire.

You soak them in water first.

She's talking about the METAL ones, Rose! The metal ones!

[Anonymous]

You pick a stick up off the ground. Do not cut a stick from a live tree.