Stainless Steel Cocktail Picks 12Pc Review

Ideal for olives or cherries in cocktails. Fits over my martini glasses. I also used them as a long toothpick to check if my brownies were baked. Rschunimagu. Just be careful when washing. Because they're small, they can easily fall down the drain and clog the garbage chute, so I hand wash them after each use and put them straight in the dryer to avoid any potential accidents.

Much better than using toothpicks - adds class to any drink. Holds fruit above drink so you don't have to fish it out. Can also be used as a stir stick. Would give this item 5 stars except they are sharp as hypodermic needles and I had to "blunt" them with a metal file. I got 2 bleeding wounds on my fingers when I took them out of the box.

I ordered these for my homemade dirty martinis. You are perfect! I also use them for sausage boards at home. Find a special place (bin) to keep them as they are very thin and will get lost in the "everything" drawer. To keep them clean avoid using the dishwasher as they are very small - just hand wash them. They don't fade at all and are very durable. Highly recommended!

Pros: very strong and seems to hold up Cheese still doesn't rust - Good sizes between longer and shorter - Cool gift idea for chefs and cocktail lovers Cons: - very spicy! Be careful when using them - they can also be difficult to wash because you don't want to prick yourself. But overall 5/5 stars

I hate to admit it, but I love martinis. Gibsons (you know, the one with the cocktail bow) to tell you the truth. If the quality of the onion is very low, then the number of stalks. Incredibly, many bars don't have enough cocktails and I refuse to put an onion on those little umbrellas. I can get 4 large onions that I like which will help me get through the double. pretty cute. Oh, they would be perfect for snacks too. I think.

This is just what I need for my mega Bloody Mary - I pack each selection with 3 olives, 1 pickled okra, 2 lime wedges, 2 sweet hot cherry peppers and 1 or 2 shrimp. They look very sharp (like the stylish ones, but also very sharp like the pointed ones). Guests remarked on how beautiful they look, which is unexpected for cocktails. They are very durable and I think you can use them for more than just serving drinks.

I love making cocktails. I like drinking cocktails. And just as important, I love looking at cocktails. With drinks, the eyes are the first to be activated. I used to make good drinks that looked okay. With these picks, I now make drinks that look as good as they taste. They can be used to hold pineapples in your pina colada, olives in your martini, and lux cherries in your zipper. I see my friends' eyes light up when I give them their drink and they see something they don't normally see when…

Fantastic collections. Lots of cheap plastic picks (swords/spears) sink into the glass and then dip your hands in to fish it out, bleu. They are long enough to reach the rims of most glasses and look very stylish. Also, plastic picks are often thrown away and tend to look a bit depressing, especially if you're wearing good glasses. They are obviously washable. Also when the olive jar (or whatever) is lowered they reach a lot more than 2-3" plastic picks. Slightly easier to use. However they are