Amco Stainless-Steel Cocktail Picks, Set of 4

• Perfect for skewering cocktail olives, onions, cherries
• Spiral tops add flourish and secure picks to glass edges
• Four picks each measure 3-3/4 inches long
• Made of 18/8 stainless steel
• Dishwasher-safe

Amazon.com Review:
Ideal for skewering cocktail olives, onions, and cherries, the four picks in this set have spiral tops that add a flourish to Manhattans, martinis, and Gibsons while also securing the picks to serving-glass edges. Essential tools for elegant entertaining, the 3-3/4-inch picks are made of 18/8 stainless steel, so they resist rust and stains and go safely into the dishwasher. --Fred Brack

great martini picks!!!!!!!:
these are the best martini picks ever. exactly what I was looking for but couldn't find in stores - especially at this price.!!!!

Very Fun and classy:
I saw these in a magazine and just had to have them. These are well made and give any plate of hors deurves a nice contemporary edge.

Twisty little bits of fun!:
They look great (and fun!). They are a heavy gauge wire that is very high quality and never rusts. They are just the right length for a standard martini glass, and never fall over into the drink. Once you try these you'll never use a toothpick to hold your olives again!

Easy to use, easy to see, cute:
These picks are really good for anything, they are sharp enough for cheese too. Not easily lost they are a nice size. Not too little that it slides in the martini glass, and large enough on the ends to grasp. I really liked them.

Sylish and dishwasher safe, but not flexible enough to use as a lock pick:
These are great for holding a couple of olives or cocktail onions for the corporate cocktail party or a slide of lime, orange, and a strawberry for a tiki cocktail party. They hang on the edge of a glass much better than expected as well. Unfortunately, after the party there was an urgent need to unlock a 1994 BMW convertible. And there were no keys available. In the ensuing efforts the cocktail picks proved completely useful as either a pick or a rake in the lockpicking effort. Additionally one was lost on the driveway and resulted in a flat bicycle tire the next day. So stick with the intended use!