Description

Make six kabobs in seconds! The Skewer Express™ Easy Kabob Loader makes it faster, easier, and less messy to put together delicious kabobs for the grill. The BPA-free plastic tray features six channels that hold the ingredients for your meal in place, then guide you so you can skewer them through the center all at once. Simply place your pieces of meat or veggies into the prep station’s channels, close the lid, and slide your stainless steel skewer through the guide holes. You’ll avoid accidentally poking your fingers, and your skewers will be filled and ready to hit the grill! This tray also makes it convenient to sprinkle on spices or drizzle on marinade, catching any excess. Finally, avoid the shifting and rolling you experience while carrying kabobs on a plate by using the tray to securely transport uncooked kabobs to the grill.

Transcript

The Skewer Express Easy Kabob Loader makes it faster, easier, and less messy to put together delicious kabobs for the grill. The station features six channels that hold the ingredients for your meal in place and guide you so you can skewer them through the center all at once.

Remove the prep station lid and fill the channels with ingredients. The ingredients should be cut to roughly the same size so that they fit the tray and that they cook at the same rate.

This is also the perfect time to toss on some spices or marinade; the tray will catch the excess.

Place the lid back on top, pressing down to compress the ingredients. Starting from the end with the skewer guides, insert the skewer into the outside guide hole, through your ingredients, through the next two guide holes, and coming out the guide hole at the far end.

The Skewer Express Easy Kabob Loader also helps you securely transport uncooked kabobs to the grill.

The Skewer Express: helping you create and skewer your kabobs faster, easier, and with less mess!

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Daniel Replogle

Daniel does business development and marketing at The Companion Group. When he isn’t writing you can find him rock climbing or doing ceramic artwork.