Abstract: An improved removal tool device configured as tool to aid in the removal of items from hot skewers and campfire roasters. The device having an interior space defined by a first wall, a second wall, a pair of adjacent sidewalls, and a bottom portion. The first wall includes a notch extending a substantial height of the first wall and configured to be utilized in the removal of a roasted food item. The device further includes a handle portion extending outward from the second wall opposite the interior space and culminating in a curved end with a pair of notches.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to a device configured as tool to aid in the removal of items from hot skewers and campfire roasters. The device is generally comprised of an interior space defined by a first wall, a second wall, a pair of adjacent sidewalls, and a bottom portion. The first wall includes a notch extending a substantial height of the first wall and configured to be utilized in the removal of a roasted food item. The device further includes a handle portion extending outward from the second wall opposite the interior space and culminating in a curved end with a pair of notches.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to a roasting implement that allows a user to flip a retained food item through a quick jerking movement. The preferred assembly of the roasting implement includes a telescopic rod portion extending from a handle culminating in a pivoting skewer assembly for generally enabling movement of skewer assembly when the implement is moved in a sudden and quick upward motion.

Abstract: A device for roasting food of fire, the device designed to mimic a fishing pole and having a rod, a wire, and a flipping mechanism. The wire is attached to an end of the rod and extends a fixed length culminating in a bifurcation at its end. The bifurcation includes apertures to receive a shaft of the flipping mechanism. The flipping mechanism includes a pair of rails and skewers located at the ends of the shaft and a weight centrally located on the shaft between the bifurcation, wherein the weight acts as a counter balance to flip the flipping mechanism when the rod is moved up and down or tilted.

Abstract: A device for roasting food of fire, the device designed to mimic a fishing pole and having a rod, a wire, and a flipping mechanism. The wire is attached to an end of the rod and extends a fixed length culminating in a bifurcation at its end. The bifurcation includes apertures to receive a shaft of the flipping mechanism. The flipping mechanism includes a pair of rails and skewers located at the ends of the shaft and a weight centrally located on the shaft between the bifurcation, wherein the weight acts as a counter balance to flip the flipping mechanism when the rod is moved up and down or tilted.