Meat Claws-Pulled Pork shredder-Easily Lift Handle Shred and Cut-BBQ Pro Grill Tool/Smoking Accessories for Shredding Handling Cutting Carving Food- Extremely sharp blades and Heat Resistant nylon

So, yeah. These things look a little childish. I admit that when I first saw these I was less interested in how they work than I was in how much I would feel like a middle-aged fat superhero with them. I even laughed along with I watched Alton Brown make fun of them in a recent video (don't know if his were this brand or not). But when I was out of town on a business trip, my wife ordered them for me anyway. You know what. I like them. I know, unitasker, drawer candy, sink danger magnet. All the warning signs. But they are handy.First, I do indoor slow cooking quite a bit. I do a barbecue style dry rub and wrap up an electric roaster and set it to 225F and let it go overnight. You don't get the great smoke flavor but when you work 12-hour days it's the closest you feel like getting. I also, at least once a month, cook a large pork roast in my crock pot covered in sauerkraut. With the wife and I working long hours we like to cook set it and forget it meals. Those often involve large chunks of meat in slow cookers that don't make it easy to remove them.

My first act with these baby was a piece of cake. . I often use them just because they make picking up large hot items. I have used them to pick up roasted poultry and an entire beef brisket that I had no intention of shredding. They shred like a dream. Normally, my meat is really tender...so shredding isn't that hard anyway...but these things just fly through it.