Starbucks needs these
"The Starbucks in my town have started replacing their standard plastic lids with sippy cups. Ironically they'll still gladly hand you a straw with your drink. And sadly it's clear the newly designed lid is thicker and therefore uses more plastic than the standard lids that accept straws. OK end of rant. I'm phasing myself out of single-use plastics. I bought a Yeti reusable mug, I make my iced coffee at home now, and I use these biodegradable straws. They easily last the lifetime of your coffee sipping experience and you can feel good knowing that the straw is the only thing you're throwing away AND it won't sit in a landfill for the next 325 years. If you do the straw thing, shame on you if you're NOT buying these."
Doing our best to be environmentaly responsible.
"We're a waterfront Pub in Portland Maine trying to do our best to keep Casco Bay clean. For nearly a two years we have been providing straws to our guests only on request. We've tried a couple of different biodegradable straws, but have found this one to be the best because it doesn't taste funny and it degrades after the guest has finished their drink. Compared to other biodegradable straws, the price is fair. We also like that they're unwrapped. Isn't wrapping a biodegradable straw somewhat defeating the purpose?"
