Food on a stick, Corn Dogs thread (again)

[Foster]

/sigh, first post and the FRC "well what is a stick" comes in. Toothpick, does it need to be round, does a carbon fiber chain of Buckie balls count as a stick. CD posters are sooooo predictable.

1) Stick out of wood or similar cellulose fiber product. So Bamboo would work as stick. Bonus points given for rare woods: First cut redwood square slice, and smoothed to make a stick, with sliced salmon would work.

2)Rusted metal chunk off of a 2001 Geo Prism is not a stick.

3)Toothpick rule is 'if the same Cu inch as 5 standard sized tooth picks, it's a stick'. Must be a smaller diameter than a #2 pencil

4)Cheese on a toothpick isnt a stick based food.

[Nate Laverdure]

Originally Posted by Foster

2)Rusted metal chunk off of a 2001 Geo Prism is not a stick.

Sure, as long as you're keeping in mind that these are 2014 rules. Remember that 2015 rules may be different.

[Michael Hill]

What about a hunk of cheese with 5 toothpicks stuck in them?

[Jared Russell]

At Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire.

Wife sees a stand selling "Cheesecake on a Stick"

She orders; they ask, "Would you like that dipped in our chocolate fountain?"

She answers, "Of course."

I've eaten food off of a lot of sticks, and that was the best.

[Bob Steele]

I have had Alligator on a stick. At the Bite of Seattle. Tastes like chicken.
Interesting because their chicken on a stick tastes like alligator.

Correction. I had small parts of alligator meat on a stick. Not the entire Alligator.

[IKE]

According to criteria, I believe most Kabobs would count.

If the above premise is true, I have had many great treats on a stick. I really enjoyed some chicken kabobs this weekend called tree huggers. It was standard chicken, peppers, onion... with an avocado jalapeno sauce that tasted really amazing.