5000 Count White Birch Wood Double Point Toothpicks (NOT Bamboo)

Nice tooth picks love the Burch wood. Nice little company iv been using them for a bit and they are good

I use thousands of toothpicks for various science experiments with elementary students and these fit the bill perfectly. The toothpicks are sturdy and smooth and the price is right. A few were rough and irregular but those were few and far between. Although this isn't important for my needs, the ends are nice and sharp so you would have no problem piercing a tasty bit of food with them. The mini tongs included in the box would be helpful if you did not want to touch the toothpicks with your hands.

I have ordered the same toothpicks for many times because it made by wood not bamboos. Bamboo will easy break a small piece in your mouth.

Thank you so much for keeping real wood tooth picks around. Excellent quality too. All I find elsewhere are bamboo tooth picks and its a terrible wood for picks. Here to buy more, thank you again!

The toothpicks we took out of the box to fill our holder seemed like quality toothpicks. I just didn't like that I was buying a 'new' box and the the seal was broken....did we get are full count of toothpicks or were they touched by someone? We have to assume all was okay. I was just disappointed that the security seal was broken.

Hubby's go-to for chomping hourly on toothpicks! We can't have enough of these. We just have click RE-ORDER when he gets close to running out :)

My family is obsessed with cinnamon toothpicks, so I make them regularly. These toothpicks are perfect for this purpose and hold up well. Glad I found them and will purchase again!

I know I needed a lot of toothpicks for a project I was doing so I wasn't looking to spend a lot of money. I would say these were the cheapest toothpicks both in price and quality. I finished my project so it worked perfectly fine for me, but out of the 5000 picks there were at least 50 of them that were broken. So as far as using them as an actual toothpick, they are not very strong and would probably break off in your teeth. Unless it's for craft purposes, personally I would go with a higher quality toothpick.