STICKS & STONES SWIZZLE SET
$32.00

Sanriobaby
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Nice novelty items for drinkers, but I know my hubby perfers his Wiskey Stones instead.

jen
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I can imagine myself breaking the glass with these.

Melissa
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Cute idea but seems like if you want the rocks in the glass to keep the drink cool you will have the swizzle sticks sticking out of the glass with each sip. Watch out for your eyes!

Lacey
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Neat idea but personally just prefer ice in my drinks. Plus it's a lot easier w/ ice b/c there is no clean up.

Beth
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Rocks in my drinking glass have no appeal.

Bonnie
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too trendy...

Nina
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I think the rock "ice cubes" are easier to manage

Linda
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Another winner

debra
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Not unique enough of an item for you!Whiskey stones etc have been around for awhile

Suzanne
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On the rocks ... not funny. who wants dirty looking stones in their drink.

Elizabeth
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I would be afraid this would chip my glassware and be noisy clanking around inside of the glass.

Rachel
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It's a good idea compared to the stone cube you put in drinks because these won't chip your teeth since you can take it out. However, it looks bulky and I would often forget to chill them and I can't imagine where you would put them when you start to drink because they would get in your way.

Sherry
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I really don't want "rocks" in my drinks

Sara
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If we used these in tumblers in place of ice, we would never know what hit us! Understand no dilution but just doesn't float my boat for how it's marketed.

Amanda
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not useful enough, it's been done, and I don't like the presentation

Priyanka

awkward. look sort of like a craft project.

Wendy
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Too clunky!! Takes up too much room in the glass and storage would be a problem in and out of the freezer.

Jessica
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Storage and aesthetics...yuck. Keep Trying.

Erika
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Neat idea. I was confused at first until I read the description and saw the picture with the stick and rocks in the glass.

Christine
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Ice cubes work for me!

Elizabeth
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No, too gimmicky and not practical.

Erin
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novel, practical, attractive.

Ann
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Although a cool concept...I can't help but look at it and think of dirt and bugs. Unless I am in a survival situation and need to heat them up to sterlize water for drinking...I would never want stones in my drink.

connie
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I agree - you have to read the description to 'get it'

Michelle
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Whiskey stones are one thing, but this is a bit too granola for my tastes. It really looks like someone went into their driveway or stream and pulled out stones, drilled a hole and used a swizzle stick to stick them in some wood. A for effort, D- for execution.

margaret
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novelty gift

Susan
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What happens when you're drinking and the rocks coming tumbling into your teeth?

Gail
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Kind of expensive for just one, but way cool.

Marilyn
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seems like cleaning would be difficult. Just doesn't look appealing either.

jacqui

rocks in a drink is gross to me.

elizabeth
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I think it would be better as a set of at least 2. Also would want it to be dishwasher safe.

Kristin
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I just don't think I could get past thinking about cleanliness with these.

janet
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I'd be concerned about my teeth. Plus I don't think rocks in the freezer would last long, someone is bound to toss them.

Paula
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even though it suggests heavy glasses, I'd still be concerned.

Jennifer
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I am in agreement that they would be too much for my glassware.

Sultry Singer
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they are too earthy, not elegant.

Adriane
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I like the idea, but it doesn't seem practical. Perhaps a larger wood base on which a few sets of swizzle sticks could sit?--but then I imagine the price point would be far too high.

Celeste
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Cool idea, but seem a little large. Also who gets just one swizzle stick? Needs to be at least a pair.

Abby
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Looks to heavy. Don't want to drink with a swizzle stick in the glass.

Shannon
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Too big, too much $$ for ONE sizzle stick/ice replacement. Cumbersome and glasses get clinked, etc, what are the chances the glass part of the swizzle won't break...

NM
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ONE swizzle stick? Really? For $20? Really? No. Not even for a pair. For four, maybe. And how heavy are these?

Amanda
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I wouldn't buy only one at $20 even though I gave it a thumbs up. It needs to be a set of AT LEAST two.

Grandma B
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In the words of my multitude of grandchildren "Ewww! Yucky!" They've pretty much hit the nail on the head, so-to-speak.(Their parents all drink booze occasionally

Tiffany
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I would love this and probably buy it if it was more that just one for $20. Great idea just need to work on the price

Kathleen

Too heavy and bulky looking, also too expensive for one swizzle stick.

Adrienne
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Would prefer 50 dollars for a set of 4.

Jessica
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I make coffee ice cubes for iced coffee, and used frozen fruit instead of ice for sweet drinks- I just don't like the idea of actual rocks in my drink

denise

who wants real rocks in their food, besides it's ugly