Artlicious 200 Pcs Wooden Craft Sticks – Food-Grade Popsicle Sticks for Crafts & ice Cream Sticks – Wooden Sticks for Crafts, Wood Craft Sticks, Popsicle Sticks Bulk (Natural, 4" x 0.5" x 4.5")

This is one of those items you buy for one use and you end up finding out that you can use them for so many other things around the house. These are a great buy good quality and great price

These popsicle sticks are good quality, and are what I needed for a little arts and crafts project I was working on. I don’t think I can complain about much here, other than the price. At least when I purchased this item here, the price was definitely on the higher side for just 200 popsicle sticks. But they served their purpose. And I ended up paying for them anyways. But if you are looking for some good quality wooden popsicle sticks, but not needing a crazy amount, then I do recommend this listing for sure.

I mainly use these for spreading wax on to my face but I've found that I'm using them for a lot of other things, here is what ive used mine for thus far! An art project with my niece and nephew. Making some nice Popsicles in my freezer. A terrible game of Jenga. An unsteady bridge for my nephews cars to go across.I'm still finding more uses for these! Very useful to have around.

Not as big as regular popsicle sticks but are very sturdy

I got these tor arts and crafts and although they worked for the project they were more narrow and shorter than what I’d expected. I haven’t purchased popsicle sticks in years but I remember them being bigger and more sturdy than these. I didn’t have any to break but they seemed a bit flimsy.

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These arrived nicely packed in a slim box. Since I had three extra bananas, I immediately put them to use.These sticks have no flavor or aftertaste, the way some popsicle sticks do. They are easily strong enough to hold half a banana after it’s frozen, and smooth enough to lick off any remaining chocolate or fruit when you get down to the stick.1) peel the bananas and cut them in half.2) Insert the sticks halfway, while holding the banana with your other hand3) Lay the bananas on a larger piece of parchment or saran wrap, in a tray, and cover them4) When frozen (this may take an hour or two) bring them out and drizzle fast-hardening chocolate over them. For convenience, I used Smuckers Magic Shell, which is liquid at room temperature, and hardens within minutes of contact with frozen bananas (or ice cream). There are some great liquid chocolate recipes online, using dark chocolate. If you want to add nuts or coconut, stir them into the chocolate first, otherwise it may freeze too fast for the nuts to stick.5) Put them back in the freezer to harden up. If you plan to wrap them separately, wait until the chocolate is completely frozen on, then wrap them and put them back in the freezer. Mmmmm.

I live how these ones don't break too easily! Others would splinter and break easily but these are pretty good! Took a lot more force to break these.Easy to color on, paint onto or even dye! I tried all 3 plus great for painting as accent strokes to a sea painting or something.