Testing the Best and Worst Drinking Straws🥤#shorts

Many places are beginning to eliminate their use of plastic straws. Some places just don't serve straws and others are using alternatives to plastics. Which one do you think is the best alternative?

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[frnuntc]

His sound is just so satisfying to hear that I want a hour long ASMR Video was him just talking. 😂

[ImmortalShiba]

I am so dumb, I was waiting for you to mention plastic straws.

[-sammy-]

Bamboo straws are the best straws to use. They normally use them at places like Starbucks but you don’t realize because they’re so similar to plastic. but still good for the environment

[tanukie]

I have metal straws but I never trust anyone else with cleaning them because I can't see anything going on in the straw plus my family doesn't know how to clean straws, tbh I'm just gonna go find some glass straws :')

[iltsmih]

Some cafés and restaurants in my country uses Tapioca straws which are edible. I personally enjoy biting them after drinking.

[lukeday]

Bamboo straws and pasta straws are the coolest straws I’ve ever seen.

[_REALSAUL]

I feel it is mandatory to have a straw with an ice filled drink so that your hand doesn’t heat the drink up.

[MotorsBirmingham]

You might think this is weird but celery sticks also work as great straws while also giving you a snack once you have finished your drink

[cristianmejia]

I love how the coffee shops use more plastic for the lid

[cqazyfn]

“Silicone straws are wide.”

Mcdonalds: “Ill take your entire stock.”

[beetlejuicelocklear]

I like glass straws cause imo if it's reusable it's better to go for a better product even with a higher price point. Them being clear makes it way easier to see if they're actually clean and they are fantastic with drinks of any temp (I use them for hot tea and such)

[ayyefoure]

I want a drink made out of your voice 😂

[boxie]

This just reminded me of the time when places started using paper straws to help the environment meanwhile their cups were still made of plastic

[bmckong]

Paper straws can also have gluten in them so if you’re allergic or have Celiac, avoid them.

[Aumirae]

“Who even uses straws?”
Disabled people. They’re crucial for so many of us, especially those of us who have poor motor skills (fine or gross). For me, I struggle with spilling drinks and getting it on my face when drinking. I also feel anxious about the ice falling into my face when getting the last drops. Straws make so many people’s lives easier, disabled or not. I use metal straws daily.

[nyancatsparcle]

There are restaurants in Germany that use straws made out of dried pasta. It's always fun to crunch them afterwards.

[rileyhudson]

For the metal straws, they make silicone nibs to slip onto the ends of them so that you don't burn your lips on hot drinks or break your teeth if you're jostled with them in your mouth. They're also overall more comfortable to use and easy to clean

[EelGood]

There's a smoothie store I go to sometimes that uses candy straws!! They're very tasty and don't dissolve easily. However they may crumble if you bite any parts that have been wet for a while and the flavor /may/ effect the taste depending on the drink

[sadiestudies]

I've seen places sell I believe it was straws made out of bamboo. They were pretty nice actually.

[fluffacep]

There are slushies and stuff, but it's also important to note that straws can make drinking a LOT easier for disabled people