Kikkerland Birch Biodegradable Paper Straws Review

Starts to go bad after about an hour but even then works well. And it doesn't peel off or anything like that. This is a great eco-friendly straw.

I ordered them for a birthday party in the woods. You are very beautiful! But like all beautiful things, it didn't last long. What, I mean come on, they're biodegradable and made out of PAPER. Paper is not designed to withstand liquids! They lasted long enough to last the party and added a lot to the decoration and atmosphere of the party. That's exactly what I expected and these straws delivered! Very satisfied.

My family loves straws. We drink almost everything through straws, so we go through them a lot. We used plastic bottles but my kids were becoming environmentally conscious so were looking for an alternative. They have metal straws, but what a nightmare, have you ever tried to scrub a smoothie out of one of them? I saw them online and decided to give it a try. People are PAPER. Not perfect, but great for most drinks. Yes, they do decompose - they should, and we drank them for about an hour…

These are great paper straws at an amazing price 144 for $4.99 (that's the price today and the price I paid ) great considering all other brands available are around 25-50 pieces for the same price or more. A lot of people complain that they get soaked within 20-40 minutes or completely collapse what they do but they are papery what do you expect? They are not reusable, so don't try to use them for so long and then leave a bad review because you had unrealistic expectations - it's not plastic…

I bought these for my son's old circus birthday party. We placed them in empty glass milk bottles to complete the snack table's old-school look. We served lemonade and horchata so the view was still lovely when the guests at the party were sipping. The milk bottles were small, so no drink could be filled longer than 20 minutes. So they've held up well during this time. Some people have changed their straws while refilling, but by no means have the straws become unusable. These are paper straws…