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The Cocktail Straw Showdown: Glass vs Plastic
As you are probably aware, the average cocktail is usually accompanied by one or more plastic straws. The straws are then used to consume that cocktail and immediately thrown away. The process repeats as each new cocktail is served with new plastic straws. Within a few hours, the average bar can throw away 600 straws. No wonder 500 million straws are tossed every day (and that’s just in the USA)!
Learn and Win: Glass Straws vs. Plastic Straws
Daedra is ready to educate the world about glass vs plastic cocktail straws in our latest video (see how disgusted she is?). Check it out and leave us a comment for a chance to win a gift certificate to our online store. The winner will be randomly selected and notified by email on Friday, April 7th.
Our cocktail glass straws are 7mm wide (labeled “Skinny”) and come in lengths 6″ or taller. Here are some links to our cocktail straws:
Individual Designer Cocktail Straw
Individual Clear Cocktail Straw
Set of 4 Designer Cocktail Straws
Set of 4 Clear Cocktail Straws
Remember to leave a comment below and if you have any questions, please contact us.
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I have never considered how many cocktail straws end up in the landfill. I love your glass cocktail straws and the great carrying case. Such a great idea!
What a nifty idea!
I love the glass straws. I think I have about 15, including the travel case.
Plastic just isn’t doing it any more.
My household is going all glass, including food storage.
These straws are the best thing in a long time. Yhanks
Congrats, Teddy! You’re our winner. We will email you a $15 store credit!
I happened to receive one of these straws in my mystery bag (my FAVORITE way to buy straws, BTW), and I use it a lot more than I thought I would. Tonight is margarita date night, so I’ll be sure to pack it and bring it with me!
HI Megan, I love your comment on this post! If it’s ok with you I’d like to use it socially to show a testimony about Strawesome. (shared only as Megan D.). As a means to say “thanks!” I will email you a store credit.