Grill sticks 100 pcs. 12 cm with head

WAS grill sticks – natural elegance for your grilling experience

These grill sticks from WAS come in a handy set of 100 at 12 cm in length with a head. Made from natural materials such as bamboo, wood, cork and full rush, they combine functionality with a distinctive natural design. The grill sticks are both durable and stylish, making them a natural choice for your next gathering.

Ideal for serving grilled skewers, small tapas or starters, when you want to present food in an inviting way without using single-use plastic.

Natural materials with care

The unique combination of bamboo, wood, cork and full rush gives these grill sticks a distinctive character and durability. The natural finish creates a rustic look that fits perfectly with both informal barbecues and more elegant dining occasions.

Practical size for every occasion

At 12 cm in length, these grill sticks are ideal for both small tapas and larger skewers. The head on each stick makes them easy for your guests to handle and also gives the presentation a professional finish. The well-considered size makes them straightforward to work with in the kitchen when preparing your dishes.

Technical specifications

These grill sticks measure 12 cm in length and are made from a combination of bamboo, wood, cork and full rush. The pack contains 100 pieces, giving you plenty for larger gatherings or multiple events.

With WAS grill sticks you get:

• A set of 100 stylish grill sticks in natural materials
• Practical length of 12 cm with a head for easy handling
• A natural alternative to single-use plastic

You are always welcome to contact our customer service at web@hwl.dk for further information.

Frequently asked questions

Can the grill sticks be reused?
Yes, the grill sticks can be washed and reused several times, depending on how they are used and maintained.

Are the grill sticks suitable for direct contact with the grill?
They are primarily designed for serving. For direct grilling, it is recommended to soak them first to reduce the risk of them burning.

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