
Handling guest requests can lead to confusion for backyard
barbequers: Is this steak rare? Did you want yours well done? A new
product, Grill Charms, aims to alleviate such confusion.
Charleston, S.C.-based Charmed Life Products has created dime-sized
solid stainless steel charms that are placed in food before cooking
to indicate temperature, spicing, and health and allergy concerns.
The company offers two collections, The Charmed Life Collection and
the Pink Collection (10 percent of proceeds from Pink go to the
Breast Cancer Research Foundation. A set of six charms retails for
a suggested $19.95. For more information, visit
www.grillcharms.com.
The Charms of Grilling
April 23, 2009

Handling guest requests can lead to confusion for backyard barbequers: Is this steak rare? Did you want yours well done? A new product, Grill Charms, aims to alleviate such confusion. Charleston, S.C.-based Charmed Life Products has created dime-sized solid stainless steel charms that are placed in food before cooking to indicate temperature, spicing, and health and allergy concerns. The company offers two collections, The Charmed Life Collection and the Pink Collection (10 percent of proceeds from Pink go to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. A set of six charms retails for a suggested $19.95. For more information, visit
www.grillcharms.com.