Bamboo Breeze Classic
BambooLightweight, flexible, and consistently smooth for delicate appetizers.
Grip
Splinter Guard
Toothpick Reviews
Rated by bite, grip, and splinter resistance.
Northwood Birch Select
BirchBalanced stiffness with a polished tip that holds cheese cubes steady.
Grip
Finish
Citrus Zest Infused
FlavoredBright citrus aroma with a gentle sugar finish for dessert boards.
Flavor
Durability
Maple Twist Artisan
ArtisanHand-twisted maple, lacquered for shine, and engineered for clean tips.
Comfort
Prestige
Eco Spiral Reserve
BambooSlightly textured grip that works well for mini skewers and canapés.
Grip
Flexibility
Silver Birch Slimline
BirchUltra-slim pick for tasting flights. Elegant but best for lighter bites.
Precision
Stability
Material Guide
From bamboo to birch, here's what shapes the perfect pick.
Bamboo
Fast-growing and naturally resilient, bamboo delivers a springy flex with a clean tip.
- Best for grazing boards and fruit skewers.
- Eco-friendly with fast regrowth.
- Pairs well with infused finishes.
Birch
Smooth grain and medium density make birch the everyday favorite in classic kitchens.
- Reliable stiffness for hearty bites.
- Clean aesthetic for tabletop service.
- Consistent sharpening and tip control.
Maple
Premium hardwood with a subtle sweetness, prized for artisan toothpicks.
- High durability and polished sheen.
- Ideal for gift sets and tasting menus.
- Supports carving and twisting.
Infused Blends
Flavored, herb-infused, or lightly waxed toothpicks enhance tasting experiences.
- Use with desserts and cocktails.
- Store in sealed jars for freshness.
- Swap per course for bold aromas.
Craft Lab
Creative ways to use toothpicks beyond the plate.
Mini Menu Flags
Fold patterned paper and wrap around a pick to label appetizers or tasting flights.
Step 1: Cut strips
Step 2: Dab glue
Step 3: Wrap + press
Cocktail Citrus Lift
Skewer citrus twists to keep garnishes afloat while adding aroma to the glass.
Step 1: Slice twist
Step 2: Skewer edge
Step 3: Rest on rim
Seed Starter Markers
Write plant names with waterproof marker and tuck into seed starter trays.
Step 1: Label
Step 2: Seal
Step 3: Place in soil
FAQ
Everything you wanted to know about toothpicks.
How do you score toothpicks?
We rate on grip, point integrity, aroma, and overall craftsmanship. Each pick is inspected for uniformity and splinter resistance.
Are flavored toothpicks safe for daily use?
Yes, when produced with food-safe oils. We recommend storing them in an airtight jar to preserve flavor and texture.
How should I store premium toothpicks?
Keep them in a dry, sealed container away from humidity. A lined tin or glass jar works best.
Can toothpicks be composted?
Natural wood toothpicks compost quickly. Remove any coatings first, and avoid flavored picks with synthetic infusions.