Roasting marshmallows, stay away from the pressed-production fire logs like Duraflame, too many chemicals coming off.

I've been making these after attending a sales meeting in Italy during an outdoor dinner. Very cool visual, easy to make, not a lot of fuss or, mess and most important, doesn't require a sizable fire-pit.

Here you go. Amazon can deliver curated mini logs of maple

https://www.amazon.com/Hardwoo...TG9nQ2xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ==

I realize construction 2X4s are kiln dried and it probably isn't a big deal, but generally you don't cook over soft wood (pine, fir, spruce) of any kind. The sap is nasty burning and leaves a bad taste. Maybe not an issue with kiln dried stuff, I don't know. But really just pick up hardwood firewood and cut it to what you need.

Lowes and Home Depot sell bagged kindling wood. It’s great for small fires in a chiminea and it may be what you’re looking for.