I would like to find out what type of wood u use to roast marshmallows?? The name of it would be very helpful
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When we trim the trees in our backyard we cut the 2 inch in diameter plus one in 2 10 inch strips and use them in the pit. I would think any kind of wood would work, we even occasionally use the pre purchase log that are made for the fireplace.
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This product sold on Amazon is awesome...http://www.amazon.com/Romes-Marshmallow-Tree-Steel-Handle/dp/B000JY989G%3FSubscriptionId%3D14H876SFAKFS0EHBYQ02%26tag%3Dwwwrulesoflea-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB000JY989GI've also used wooden or metal skewers (cheap) that you can buy in a grocery store. If you use a tree stick, (or a wooden skewer), it helps to soak it in water before using it so it doesn't catch on fire. I always used whatever stick I could find.
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This product sold on Amazon is awesome...http://www.amazon.com/Romes-Marshmallow-Tree-Steel-Handle/dp/B000JY989G%3FSubscriptionId%3D14H876SFAKFS0EHBYQ02%26tag%3Dwwwrulesoflea-20%26linkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26creative%3D165953%26creativeASIN%3DB000JY989G I've also used wooden or metal skewers (cheap) that you can buy in a grocery store. If you use a tree stick, (or a wooden skewer), it helps to soak it in water before using it so it doesn't catch on fire. I always used whatever stick I could find.
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Wood is way better. I could onlu add them to the fire to add some smell. Typically two or three at a time.
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You can use wood or charcoal. I mainly use Kingsford but have use wood chips once in awhile to add flavor
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I use this camp heat and I'm chemist. As an user, I don't know what kind of liquid is inside. Anyway, nobody can guarantee that nothing harmful is evolved during burning process. That's why I wouldn't recommend to roast marshmallows using this heat as well as any other open flame. At the same time I cannot state that it is 100% harmful. Everything above is just my private opinion.
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Hello,I use regular wood or charcoal. I'm sure you can use just about anything.
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I too have been having a hard time researching exactly where the wood comes from for the Strathwood line - there's no direct FSC certification and I can not find any information on sustainable harvesting. I will not be buying Strathwood for this reason - there's no transparency and it's nearly impossible to source the wood.
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Not a problem. Im out today but ill try and post it on youtube tomorrow. KEVIN. ILL SEND THE LINK as soon as I finish them. Do you want Baltic Birch Ply or just any?
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I wouldn't do it! Sticky marshmallows on the burner would smell horrible in the house and would be impossible to clean off. It is an open fire, just like a burner on a gas kitchen stove. The grill is on the front to keep people away from the direct flame. Roasting marshmallows just sounds really crazy to me.
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Go to the Wilton website and look it up - there might be something there, or try google in general. I think I got a item list off Micheals stores website as they sell them too
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Seems that Ashley and I disagree about the wood....I don't have the booklet anymore so I'm not sure what it said about the type of Chinese wood it is......maybe it's Chinese cedar. Sorry for obfuscation.
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Tomorrow my son n law will be using his Kettle as a smoker and be using some wood, not sure how all wood will work. Are you going to smoke or grill using wood?Question for you, what do you cover your Smoker with? I can not find a cover for this monster. Thanks Don
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Hello. I checked on this for you and on this item the select wood is a combination of pine and pressed wood. If you have any questions please contact us.
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Not sure on what type of wood...but it is finished. So some of the finish melted with the heat!
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I don't know what kind of wood exactly but you can contact the company. I contacted the company for my questions before I purchased. They're pretty good about getting back to you quickly.
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I don't have my info handy but I remember when I was looking I thought there was another well known brand that looked very similar. I have had mine for about a year and a half now and no issues so far. Knock on wood. Good luck.
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There is plenty of heat "60,000" BTU and yes things would cook. Marshmallows if they fall off would get into the lava and logs and be messy. Hope that helps. Patio Splash
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Go to char boil.com. There is a ton of info out there. I have used mine every weekend since I've owned it . Buy a good thermometer and go by it. Get a bunkbed basket put it in the bottom of the basket if you cook larger cuts of meat keeps cooking more even. Less heat in the bottom. listen, put a ham, a turkey, porkbutt roast, sirloin roast . Or any thing you can imagine. This thing Rocks. I love it . I have also given 2 oil fryers away. P.S try pork butt roast. it will get eaten way before it ever gets pulled. AWESOME. Hoped this helped