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Old 02-14-15, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by EvilWeasel
Does anyone know what type of spokes make the best skewers for cooking hotdogs over a camp fire? It's the number 1 concern for my next purchase.
Stainless would be a good thing. But spokes are too thin and smooth for skewers since food would tend to slide off. Also they're a decent conductor of heat, and you want a better insulator so you don't have to wear gloves. Stick with wood, either brought or found.

BTW- I've toasted marshmellows using spokes. Nearly impossible unless you put a J-bend onto the end to catch the marshmellow when it starts to slide.
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