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Old 06-05-2011, 03:42 PM   #1
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Hot dog/marshmallow stick case?

I have some almost 3 1/2 feet long hot dog/marshmallow sticks and I'd like some sort of tupperware case to put them in when traveling to/from our camping spot.

What do others do with their hot dog/marshmallow sticks and is there such plastic / tupperware case out there?

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I put up a couple of small screw hooks in my passthru and hang them up.
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I wipe them off and toss them in the storage. Before using them I will sterilize them by putting the ends in the fire, then wipe them down with a wet cloth and go to cooking. Not sure if you will find a tupperware container that big but I guess you could use a fish pole tube or a plastic/PVC shipping tube with end caps if you have to keep them contained.
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I wipe them off and toss them in the storage. Before using them I will sterilize them by putting the ends in the fire, then wipe them down with a wet cloth and go to cooking. Not sure if you will find a tupperware container that big but I guess you could use a fish pole tube or a plastic/PVC shipping tube with end caps if you have to keep them contained.
That`s what I do dg, burn em off in the fire. Works for me. I also keep them in the rear storage. My kids love toasting marshmallows.
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That`s what I do dg, burn em off in the fire. Works for me. I also keep them in the rear storage. My kids love toasting marshmallows.
That's what I do as well but if the OP wants a soft case try here:

http://www.firepies.com/forks.html
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That's what I do as well but if the OP wants a soft case try here:

http://www.firepies.com/forks.html
Yep, that will fill the need. Some interesting stuff on that site.
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http://www.firepies.com/forks.html

Good golly, there is a manufacturer for anything and everything out there. WOW!
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Old 06-05-2011, 07:29 PM   #8
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Hi, I just got 2 hot dog forks/marshmallow sticks at menards that are 2 pieces that screw together made by coleman, these could be easier to find a container to store them in.....I'm gonna check out that website though cuz I do have one of the bigger forks that doesnt come apart.
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I have the kind with the forks reversed. Picture a U shaped piece of metal welded onto a metal stick...that way your food wont fall off...they came with a little bag....

If I didnt have the bag, I would just make a holder out of PVC pipe...get the size that fits your sticks, glue a cap on one end and leave it loose on the other....sand it down a little so the cap does not fit so tightly it wont come off....cheap and easy.



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Thanks everyone. I had always just cleaned them off and put them in the back of the SUV when we use to tent. I was not sure how dirty my storage compartment might get down the road.

I figured there was little chance anyone made and sold what I was looking for. I think I'll come up with something just to keep the ends of the sticks clean, or more clean then if they were on the floor in the storage area.
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Try a shipping tube from a packging supply store. Cheap, made of carboard and you can replace it whenever.
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I follow the depyrogenation technique describe above.

I have 2 mottos:

What doesn't kill you only makes you stronger.

If you don't eat a little dirt, you're not really camping.
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I follow the depyrogenation technique describe above.

I have 2 mottos:

What doesn't kill you only makes you stronger.

If you don't eat a little dirt, you're not really camping.
Bravo.....well said, mcfarmall!
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