The Best Metal Straws 2018

$ 6.50

By A Mystery Man Writer
May 14, 2024
4.8(82)

Product Description

The best environmentally friendly metal straws are stainless steel, come in a four-pack, and have their own cleaning brush..
It even comes with its own cleaning brush..
“Who gets excited about glass straws?! Apparently I do. To be honest, I bought these ‘cause I’m a bit of an econerd and they look cute on people’s Instagrams. They are thick enough that I don’t feel like they’re hard to drink out of or too fragile. Additionally, they’re tall enough that the bend is never too short in my normal glasses or big mason jars when I use them. All in all, they make my smoothies a little more fun and enjoyable to drink and just make things look nicer.” .
“These straws are WONDERFUL. I drink tea with lemon every morning — a LOT of lemon; I’m a touch obsessed — and I’ve been repeatedly warned of the effects that can have on my teeth. Originally, I bought a stainless-steel straw; not really great for hot beverages, since it heats up pretty quick. So I went back and bought these straws and I love them! I can drink hot beverages without melting my lips off, and I don’t have to worry about killing off my enamel or getting coffee stains. Unfortunately, the straws don’t kill off the funny looks I get for drinking out of a hot cup with a straw.” .
“I love these straws! I wish I knew about these earlier. I cringe to think about all of the plastic straws that my family has wasted. I have sensitive teeth, and have absolutely no reaction using these straws. They don’t taste like anything, which was another of my concerns. It may be in my head, but the metal straws makes some drinks seem like they’re colder than normal. Ice-cold water is my go-to drink, and these are great for that.” .
“Love these!! I rave about them to my co-workers. I need something to help me drink more water, and a straw has been the best way. I hate the taste of metal, and plastic is just bad in the long run, so glass is the clear choice. Plus, everything just tastes better out of glass. A friend mentioned that you can probably even drink bubble tea with it.” .
“If you use a 40-ounce-size water bottle, then this is the straw for you. I have to fold about an inch of it to get it in the bottle; however, that’s okay. Once I open my water bottle, it pops right out for me to drink from. This is a great help, too, because I usually make a mess drinking from the large-size water bottle.” .
“I love thick, milkshakelike smoothies, and had been using disposable boba straws to drink them. I came across these when I ran out of straws. I thought I would try them. In short, I love these. They can handle my thick, frozen smoothies with ease. They also feel more efficient than the typical boba straws that have the angled cut at the bottom — I’m getting every last drop out of my glass.” .
“These straws are just what we needed! They ACTUALLY fit bubbles or boba, unlike some others I bought a couple years ago somewhere else. They are very large and sturdy and work perfectly for our homemade bubble tea. Now, all we need is a cup with a hole that fits them for the ultimate green-bubble-tea experience!” .
“So far, so good. The straws are extremely rigid and feel like they’ll hold up over time. I haven’t tried drinking bubble tea with them yet, but I can’t see that being a problem, given that the diameter at least matches that of a boba straw (it might even be a hair wider). If you make a lot of smoothies or shakes, I can’t imagine a better straw, really. I would choose this over steel, glass, or paper any day.”