Angled Tips Reusable Straws Smoothie Review

We've been drinking a lot of smoothies and boba tea lately. We already had a few bean straws, but we needed to buy a few more. We saw these curved straws and decided to try them. On arrival the colors are bright and they appear to be very bold. They work well in cocktails but not well with bob beads. The holes are curved and do not let beads through. They appear crooked at the angled end. We drink a lot of boba tea at home, so it's useless to us. We also have flat end straws that work great…

I just got my boba straws the other day and was able to use them for the first time yesterday. The colors look just like the picture, they are very vibrant and look like a disposable item. The walls of the straws are thick so they are strong and perfectly penetrate the film of each bean ordered. (I made mine at home) However, straws are not flexible or bend like in the photo. So if you have a bob, which can be a bit larger, it will get stuck in the straw because there is no flexibility. Not too

. I use Efa brand pearls which only need to be boiled for 5-10 minutes and it goes through the straw. If I left the tapioca pearls in the sugar solution for too long (I forgot about them for about 4 hours!), they were a bit harder to suck up the straw, but still doable. I bought these because I was uncomfortable with how much rubbish I was creating with my daily tea and when my daughter started asking for this too, the rubbish I was throwing out doubled. I bought tall, straight-sided Mason jars

I originally bought these as a replacement straw for my bumbler mug (reusable bean drink glass) as my friend's cat chewed on the original straw that came with it. Metal straws are not an option because I can taste them. Jars long enough (10 inches) for my jar and wide enough for tapioca balls are nowhere available. I dared and they are perfect for my needs. They are made of durable plastic and I love that they come in multiple colors and have 2 straw cleaners. The tapioca balls are great. And…

I bought these for bubble tea because who doesn't enjoy wasting lots of plastic on a delicious treat? Unfortunately, they are not suitable for the bean. Do not get me wrong. They work. You can still pick up SOME beans, but not very well. I've had tapioca pearls that got stuck and popped the boba, just didn't go through the straw. I don't buy anything other than the usual large tapioca or bean pearls for tea making, so buying the wrong size pearls can't be a problem. Never let down disposable…

First of all, they really aren't suitable for boba/bubble tea, even though they are sold as such. Some bobs will climb up the straw, others will get stuck, and if the tea drinker is as persistent as I am, they will still be pulled up by strong suction and pushed backwards from the center of the straw very suddenly. mouth and throat, which can cause choking. I realized I could stick my tongue out to stop them, but can anyone, a kid can? My second issue with them is a combination of my fault and…