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First, put them in a metal container until they are fully cold. This could take several days. After that, you have some of the best plant fertlizer you could want. VERy high is potash, helps counteract acidity in soils, GREAT to add to compost, keep away from acid loving plants (like azaelas) grapevines love it, and so will you lawn if spread thinly.
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