BambooMN - Triangular Appetizer Food and Drink Prism Picks - 4.5" (11.4cm) - Black - 300 Pieces

These are sturdy and classy! Can wash and reuse if you choose.

There durable, smooth no ragged edges uniform. "SHARP " (👍🏻) and easy too use !!!

Very nice pics. I use these for special martinis and the beautiful color enhances the whole look. These are the perfect length for which I use them and they are strong enough to hold several olives.

Needed something to use on short notice for holding 2-3 normal-sized (~1 inch or so) honeydew melon balls for use in cocktails for a large reception. These are somewhat brittle plastic so expect a few of them to be broken and a few more to be molded together, but this is to be expected for a mass-produced cheap plastic product. I would say 95%+ of them were pristine and they worked just fine for the intended use. I would buy again if needed.I do wish they made a comparable product that was a little longer, say 5 inches. It would be a more useful length for taller cocktails, glasses of lemonade/summer drinks, etc.

Plastic cocktail toothpicks just the correct length and correct color. They work great

My kids like these for eating fruit like melon balls, strawberries, pineapple chunks, even grapes. Less messy than using fingers, and no extra utensils to wash. At a party they're good for cheese cubes, olives, and cocktails. Stick to wooden toothpicks for checking baked goods, but these plastic picks are better for eating.

I ordered this purple toothpicks for a wedding, and was more than pleased when they arrived. They are a beautiful vibrant purple and great quality. I will certainly buy this again for my everyday use.

I purchased these for a bridal shower with a purple theme. As far as color goes they are very very pretty! However we purchased them to use with meatballs and a cheese platter and people would stick the meatballs and put them in there mouths and the sticks would break with any pressure! People were constantly spitting out plastic shards!!! I finally took them away and we just used regular wooded sticks. Maybe they were not made to be used that way But I'm just leaving this as a heads up that if you want people to use them to stick into food like cheese chunks etc they will break :-(