🔥 15.3-Inch Stainless Steel BBQ Shish Kabob Skewers with Double Pronged Design and Wooden Handle - Perfect for Grilling, IMEEA Review

I wanted shrimp skewers. I removed the wooden handles from these skewers so the shrimp skewers can lay flat on the grill grate. It worked great. I just use pliers to flip them slightly.

Pleasant to work with. I was looking for a two-toothed skewer for grilling. The clearance is a bit big, but it's easy enough to bend to a smaller clearance. If you do this, just make sure the prongs are parallel. Otherwise, all errors will be increased when loading.

I love it! Was looking for "double" skewers that would prevent the skewered food from spinning on the sticks if you tried to turn them over. It is great. They are well made and feel good in the hand. I use mine on cooking grates rather than open flames because the handles are wood. If they are pre-soaked, they can be used on an open fire. They are very durable and I would buy them again at any time.

These skewers were exactly what I was looking for. It cooked my chicken breast skewers perfectly and allowed me to easily flip and control the cooking process. No more spinning food. For wooden handles, I loaded them halfway with food, placed the charcoals on the rim, and let the wooden handles hang over the rim on the outside of the grill (the prongs are long enough for that). I plan to buy another set to make more kebabs when I have guests.

I was expecting this kebab skewer's two sticks to be an easy way to keep control of grilled foods like tomatoes that not good sitting a skewer. The problem is that when you put the first item on two poles (like a tomato), the poles bend into each other a lot, so you have to put your finger between the poles to separate them when you slide over the next item. . Once that's done it will do its job, but threading pieces onto double skewers was extra work in itself.

I was looking for double skewers for grilling. The all-metal units I saw seemed flimsy and short. This wooden handle type looked more durable. I agree with some comments that the tips of skewers tend to curve when you put food on them. This is similar to the nature of these double skewers and occurs on all models and they tend to tear some foods. HOWEVER, with a little effort, you can keep the tines parallel while pushing the food through and solve the "problem". I really like these double…

I took them out for a walk last night and they worked great. One of the wooden handles on the box had snapped along the grain. Not so much that it failed, but a little ugly. Not a big deal, especially for the price. Actually, I expected that the pens would be rubbish and that I would have to replace them with self-made pens. I may have to do it at some point (and I'm looking forward to it, to be honest), but certainly not anytime soon. The handles are held without any effort other than…