Royal Count Coffee Beverage Stirrers Review

Hmmmm, what about stirrers? They swim? Are they made of wood? Well my husband is a double stroke victim who uses it to make amazingly detailed models. Museum quality models. So. Stirrers, yes; but much more!

This was the absolute worst purchase ever! These sticks break even before you take them out of the packaging. They are very thin and don't hold up well in a cup of coffee. I was about to pick up the bamboo stir sticks I bought earlier. 7" Bamboo Coffee Stirrers, Pack of 500

How cool! We used them for our coffee and tea. We find it easiest to place them in a jar next to the coffee maker for quicker access. Before I bought them we used plastic coffee stirrers, which can be reused and are a pain to clean, so $5 for 1,000 of these isn't bad at all. These are very thin pieces of wood so you need to be careful when handling them as they can sometimes break if you treat them roughly. We bought them a few months ago and even with the two of us everyday they still haven't…

After being asked for a review for the third time, I had to write this review. Before purchasing this product, I was forced to stir the coffee the old-fashioned way with a spoon or, even worse, a fork (but only when the dishwasher needed to run), either way the taste of the coffee was off. Now, after purchasing and using these Royal 1000 Count Wood coffee drink stirrers, I can honestly say that my coffee tastes more vibrant, hearty and full-bodied. Exactly as Juan Valdes intended. I just don't…

They are ideal for liquids. I've ordered several of these and while I find a small number less than perfect, 99% or more are perfectly fine. Anyone who complains about being skinny is either trying to make milkshakes or has unrealistic expectations. It's a thin piece of bamboo designed for stirring things like coffee and tea. They're disposable and biodegradable, so you don't have to worry about contributing to the plastic pollution sweeping the world. Also, being bamboo, they can be burned…