where to buy sticks for roasting marshmallows

[Anonymous]

Where can I buy sticks for roasting marshmallows? (Long bamboo skewers, I think.) I'm in Rockville. Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Giant of OG Road had Smores skewers just a couple weeks back.

[Anonymous]

Or just find a stick on the ground like God meant you to do when he invented smores.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Or just find a stick on the ground like God meant you to do when he invented smores.

I love you. On many levels.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Or just find a stick on the ground like God meant you to do when he invented smores.

+1 isn't finding the perfect roasting stick half the fun?

[Anonymous]

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.

[Anonymous]

I got mine at the Giant on Muddy Branch after not finding any at the Gaithersburg Target. This was roughly 2 months ago.

[Anonymous]

But where do you buy the fire?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But where do you buy the fire?

well played. well played.

[Anonymous]

Any tips on where to purchase the air needed to full the fire?

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

I can sell you some VERY cheaply. I've got plenty laying around my yard.

[Anonymous]

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

[Anonymous]

I'm sure you can find someone with a very large one who needs it removed from their a%#

[Anonymous]

Just make sure you don't get a metal type stick. Some "non thinking" parent brought those to a cub scout campout a few years ago. Ironically, the only child who didn't realize the metal would be hot as heck (and got a minor burn as a result) was that parent's son.

My boy was going around looking for a real stick because "marshmallows roasted on the tree sticks taste better."

Also, OP, I'd think most Giant/Safeway stores would have the long skewers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just make sure you don't get a metal type stick. Some "non thinking" parent brought those to a cub scout campout a few years ago. Ironically, the only child who didn't realize the metal would be hot as heck (and got a minor burn as a result) was that parent's son.

My boy was going around looking for a real stick because "marshmallows roasted on the tree sticks taste better."

Also, OP, I'd think most Giant/Safeway stores would have the long skewers.