Let’s be real, most people don’t bring their own eating utensils with them when they are out to eat. It is usually unnecessary because reusable forks, spoons, knives, plates, glassware and more are always provided for us (at least at sit down restaurants). But there’s one major exception to the rule, the straw.
One of the many concerns with glass items like our Strawesome straws is where to store them when they are not in use. While we offer up our own ideas on storage it would be nice to hear how everyone else stores their straws.
Common and Safe Some people think that glass straws are dangerous because they can break. Yes, glass could be dangerous if you were to have it break in your mouth, in your hand, or in your beverage; but this is very unlikely. The glass we use
There’s a theory out there that our glass straws are unbreakable (even though we say they are breakable), so I set out to discover once and for all who was right. My testing process was to drop glass straws on cement, granite, tile, and other really hard surfaces from counter-height.
