The new Grill Friends Double Kabob Skewer is designed to be functional and durable. The importance of this skewer is that the double fork allows one to "ladder" their food. Place the skewer meat, poultry, seafood, fruit or vegetable on the Double Kabob Skewer, place over heat and turn once, midway through cooking time. With ordinary, single pronged skewers the food twirls and cooking is uneven. No more! Your kabobs will be perfect every time with the Grill Friends Double Kabob Skewer. Built in Pusher for removing food from skewers. Mat stainless steel construction will fit any style or palate. Set of four skewers.
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Product Details
Product Length:
15.0 inches
Product Width:
1.0 inches
Product Height:
0.25 inches
Product Weight:
0.06 pounds
Package Length:
15.5 inches
Package Width:
5.5 inches
Package Height:
1.6 inches
Package Weight:
0.85 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 12 reviews
Features
Set of 4 double-fork skewers designed to keep food securely in place for easy turning and even cooking
Mat stainless-steel construction will fit any style or palate
Built-in pusher easily removes cooked food
The perfect gift idea to keep grilling aficionados organized and well equipped
Measures 15 inches by 1 inch
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 12 customer reviews )
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7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Almost perfect. Jun 05, 2010
By Jen
"Jen"
The double skewer design is great. The tines are nice and long, the pointy bits are good and sharp and go through everything I tried them on. The problem is the slippery round handle. You have to grip the food itself to turn the skewer over. If you're doing tomatoes, you're going to wreck one, and if you're doing chicken you just touched raw meat with the tongs and have to go clean them. It would be better if the handle had a flattened end so you could grip that for turning. My other single metal skewers have a ring-shaped end which you can grab easily for turning.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
really a good idea Jan 07, 2008
By Matt Shamblin
"Computer Geek"
The main problem I have when making kabobs is when i go to turn them, half ot the stuff on the skewer spins and half doesn't so part of the food burns and part doesn't cook evenly. This solves that problem quite nicely. I wish the handles were a little longer but otherwise I am very happy. They are well made too and worth the extra money.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Satisfied Jun 08, 2010
By Joanne
"Gotta Eat, Gotta Cook"
These had mostly everything I sought after in a set of BBQ skewers--the double-prongs, the slider bar to remove food, the longer length, stainless steel construction. The wooden handles on other skewers look great and are easier to handle, but I felt I'd burn them to a crisp long before I had gotten my use out of them; so these were more practical and long lasting. I bought 2 sets and used them already for chunks of Vidalia onions grilled on the BBQ. The onions threaded easily and stayed put. I am looking forward to using these all summer long. Come nicely boxed for gift giving as well.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Ultimate Skewers Jan 14, 2009
By Phil Hostetter These are a cost-effective answer to the problem of pieces of meat or vegetables not turning properly during the grilling process. When you turn the skewer, everything turns with it. Brilliant!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
I've turned into a kabob queen Sep 18, 2010
By L. Sloan A must have for serious grilling. The double prong enables total control while turning your food on the grill. I was tired of free spinning food on my single prong skewers, this has eliminated all the hassle. I spray the skewers with Pam before adding meat and veggies.. Clean up is easy but be careful the handle does become hot during cooking.
based on 12 reviews
Satisfied Jun 08, 2010
By Joanne
"Gotta Eat, Gotta Cook"
