“I made this tonight, good stuff for sure. I think it would really be good camping, just vacuum seal the veggies and the steak in separate bags - I don't think it would hurt to let it marinade for more than a day.” - ribmaster
“Made this evening. Was a hit with the family. I also added mushrooms, Vidalia onion and zucchini. Brushed ‘Sticky Fingers BBQ,’ while grilling! Yummy, will make this again and again!” - charleeb
“These are awesome! I made some and served them standing up in a mason jar with a few marbles in the bottom to hold skewers in place. Not only were they delicious but looked great! Thank you, this is a wonderful recipe!” - jessenmel
“This ended up as a delicious side dish to our skillet seared ribeye steaks! Feel free to make this your own and let me know how it turns out. I can't wait for warmer weather so I can try this out on our grill.” - Cowgirl67
“What can I say, other than YUMMY! We had these delicious chicken kabobs for lunch today. My husband bbqed these kabobs, which the whole family loved. The only ingredient I didn't use was the yellow squash. I served these with pita bread and tzatziki sauce. I had to add my greek flavors here 🙂 Try it, it was a fabulous meal :)” - WWCook1
“Excellent recipe! I used chicken tenders. I have tried out different coatings as well. I've used seasoned Panko crumbs, crushed potato chips, crushed corn chips, crushed Italian flavored crackers. They are all good and just add a little different flavor. The Bunco group loved the convenience of having them on sticks so they could eat them without utensils.” - whampton49
“I love sausage on a stick at the fair...and I certainly love asian flavors...so the General Tso's Chicken Sausage on a stick is my fun variation of both!” - lmclain
“The flavor of the marinade is what makes this recipe special. The meat was just so tender and moist. We grilled our pork which even added to the flavor.” - Janet
“This is a great way to serve anti-pasto affordably, using economical ingredients easily found in most grocery stores. Great to bring to a potluck. Best part - throw leftover ingredients into a bowl and eat it yourself as an antipasto salad :)" - MoisiaH
“These vegetables were fresh and flavorful without the sauce. But that sauce! The sauce takes these up a level or two. I would suggest marinating the vegetables in the sauce to allow the flavors to meld together a little more. Delicious!!!” - Janet
“I was so surprized to see this post. I ordered one of these arrangements for my family and thought, wow this would be so easy to make myself. I saved the foam, plastic sticks and the container it came in. I plan on making these for parties this summer. My friends will be so impressed!” - cmarcoux
“I grew up eating these from a local ice cream shop. They were always dipped in chocolate and nuts. Everyone thinks I am crazy when I talk about them. But ohhh my gosh...you don't have to be a kid to love them!” - FunNtheKitchen
“These were wonderful! Some of them I also topped with Sriracha sauce. You've gotta try that as we all know how much you love the heat! :)” - daneclark
“My friend lives alone and loves cherry pie. So, for her birthday, I made a bouquet of cherry pie pops for her instead of a cake. She loves it. I wrapped them like your picture and tied curly ribbon in different colors on each ‘pie.’ What a great idea and it was easy for her to enjoy one at a time.” - hathor
“We loved s'mores when we were growing up. A friend gave me this recipe ages ago and it really makes it easy to have that little treat without all the fuss.” - jeanneben