Plant Based Drinking Straws by StrawPanda- (250 Pack) an Eco Friendly Alternative to Plastic Straws, BPA Free

I bought a box of these more than a year ago, and take some with me on every trip. I can use one straw 2-3 times, in my frozen drinks. I don't have to worry about losing my 'reusable' straw, these can be tossed and will break down naturally. They don't split or collapse when you are using them. Great alternative to a regular straw that is eco-friendly

Very sturdy straws are a great substitute for plastic. Paper straws disintegrate and stick to your lips. These look and feels like normal plastic straws.

We're heading to Disney soon and were looking for straws we could bring so that we could avoid using the terrible paper straws they use there now. You know, the kind that start to get soggy within 5 minutes of being in your drink? I was worried about bringing reusable straws that I'd have to transport around and possibly throw away by mistake. These are just the ticket! They have the same feel as a plastic straw and no taste of their own when you drink water through them. I left one in a glass of water overnight and it's still in great condition. Perfect for my needs!

these straws are great. works just like regular plastic straws, very sturdy. the only bad thing is the box came broken, and 1/3 of the straws fell out so i had to throw them away. otherwise, the quality of the actual straws are satisfactory.

I love that it’s a biodegradable straw, it bends and has the appearance of a plastic straw without the guilt of micro plastics. All I can really say is the color is a bit dull, but that doesn’t matter as much as it’s eco friendly. Very happy with this order.

We have been using these for years. Our daughter has sensory integration struggles. She drinks everything through a straw and then chews the straw after word. The straw works well for sucking up the drink of choice. When it gets chewed, I don't worry about plastic or microplastics getting swallowed. When finished, I am thrilled to toss it into my compost bin, knowing that it will blend right back naturally into the environment.

We always used straws. At first we didn't like them because we were not use to non plastic straws, but now after about 5 years they are the only ones that we use.

I have a big bushy mustache, so I need straws to drink just about anything. I really like that I can put these in the trash, or even in the compost, and know they won’t be sitting in the landfill for the next two centuries. They have held up very well, even if left sitting in a glass of water overnight. I think I’ve only had one or two that may have had a hole in them, but that didn’t bother me. The flexibility factor is nice for sipping in my recliner.