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DIY Tabletop S’mores Roasting Station
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S’mores are a favorite summertime activity. We could seriously eat them every night. But making a fire to roast the marshmallows can sometimes become a chore. Sometimes we just want a quick S’mores without having to build a fire. With a DIY Tabletop S’mores Roasting Station, now we can.


Here is what you will need.
Supplies:
- Planter Box. I purchased mine from Etsy. You can also usually find them at your local hardware store. This one Measures approx. 28″L x 5″W x 3.5″H.
- Pea gravel or some type of decorative rocks. I found these at Walmart.
- Sterno Canned Heat. You can find these at Walmart or Target in the camping section. They are a little pricey buying them individually. You can buy them in a bundle of six online from Target and they are a little cheaper.
- Wooden Skewers.
Directions:
- Place the cans of Sterno canned heat cooking gel inside the planter box. I can actually add five cans in this size planter box.
- Fill the planter box with rocks.
- Use a lighter to ignite cans of Sterno canned heat cooking gel and begin roasting.

That’s it. Sounds easy enough, right? Seriously, this has been a game changer for us. Place your DIY Tabletop S’mores Station in the middle of your patio table and have a S’mores night, every night.

See my S’mores Bar Party and Hot Dog Bar Party here.

If you love S’mores you will love my S’mores Brownies. Trust me!

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