Cook hot dogs and marshmallows over the campfire with this roasting stick. Extra long shaft keeps you at a safe distance from the fire while cooking. Wooden handle provides a comfortable grip. Durable chrome-plated shaft and forks resist corrosion.
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Hi everyone, it's Evangeline here at etrailer and today we'll be taking a look at our Coghlan's Roasting Fork with a Wooden Handle right over here at etrailer. So you're gonna use this chrome plated roasting fork to cook your marshmallows, to roast your hotdogs, to make your smores or throw those other delicious foods over the campfire. I've gone camping, I've had campfires and it has happened. I would use random tree branches that I find laying around to roast my marshmallows and those we're not the ideal situation. This would have been much preferable to using random branches. So ideally, since this is chrome plated, you will want this kind of roasting fork because this will not melt in your campfire and it won't burn up.
It also has this wooden handle, which is gonna keep you cool as your marshmallows melt. Okay, so we'll talk about dimensions real quick. So our dimension in total is going to be 41 inches for the fork itself. So we have 2 forks, so it's a double prong and that's going to be 7 and 8 quarter inches long right over there. Now we do have this longer area from the prong before the handle, that's going to be 27 inches and the handle itself right over here, where we'll include that metallic base to the end of the wooden handle.
And that's going to be 6 and a half inches long for a total length of 41 inches. So long enough where you can actually reach into the campfire, but still stay seated a bit away, so you aren't getting burnt as well. So it's just a simple roasting fork. We have other roasting fork options here at etrailer. We have an option where it rotates.
We also have an option where it has a safety guard at the end, but this is your basic roasting fork and I like that. If I just want to make some marshmallows, If I want to make some smores, If I want to cook some hotdogs, this is the kind of roasting fork I go with because I don't need anything too fancy, but it's also nice to know that we have other options here at etrailer. Well hopefully, if this video helped you out with deciding which one is the best one for you and your adventures, but this was a very quick look at our Coghlan's Roasting Fork with a Wooden Handle here at etrailer..
I have been really enjoying these. Our old sticks that these replaced did not collapse, so they were always a pain to store. These are compact when not in use and work great we we do use them.
I really like that these collapse. Have a fire pit and it is always fun to make smores with the kids. And a great activity for when family and friends are hanging out. My old smore sticks were long. So they were always a hassle to clean and to store. These are easy to collapse, throw in the dishwasher, toss in a drawer. So we get all the fun of smores and less hassle.
The roasting sticks seem like they are of a good quality,slides snug, light weight, and the price is extremely reasonable.
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