HANSGO Sugarcane Straws, 200PCS Drink Straws Disposable for Hot Cold Drinks, Coffee, Cocktail, Juice Home Favor, The Beach Party, Natural Brown

My wife loves to drink from a straw because ice hurts her teeth. These are a great replacement for plastic straws. They are a great value. You get 200, which lasts a long time, and they hold up to all drinks and don't dissolve like paper straws. And they are biodegradable, so I don't feel bad when they get thrown away.

Bought these for a Caribbean vacation at a resort that has a plastic straw ban. They worked great and were exactly as shown and advertised. They are very durable and I feel better about giving my family a non-plastic option. 👍

These sugarcane straws have become one of my favorite travel hacks. If you’ve been to resorts in Mexico, Costa Rica, or the Caribbean lately, you already know ... plastic straws are mostly gone, and what’s offered instead (if anything) is often those paper ones that go limp halfway through your drink. I know a lot of people pack reusable metal straws when they travel, but I’m just not that person. I lose things constantly, and I really don’t love the idea of cleaning straws while I’m in a place where the tap water isn’t potable. Plus, I don’t want to spend half my vacation rinsing gunk out of a straw. Enter these compostable sugarcane straws ... total game-changer. I take a handful with me on every trip. They’re super lightweight, totally guilt-free, and I can toss them after using without any waste anxiety. They don’t get soggy like paper, and they hold up just fine for cocktails, smoothies, iced coffee ... you name it. I even use them at home now. They’re great in cold drinks, and even hold up surprisingly well in warm ones (I use them for matcha lattes around 150–160°F with no issue). They can warp a bit if you go hotter than that, so I wouldn’t use them for boiling liquids - but that’s expected with any plant-based straw.

Do you love the dolphins but hate touching your lips to the rim of glasses and cups? Then buy these straws and keep the little plastic straws out of the ocean and out of the dolphins’ blow hole. The dolphins will thank you (not personally, of course, but maybe—who knows? Dolphins can be very surprising—also tricky. Watch your wallet around them) and the oceans will be cleaner. No odor, no unpleasant taste, just pure straw pleasure. Also, easy to cut down to shorter lengths and fit into your nose. Impress your friends at your next “ski party” when you whip out a shortened length of pure sugar cane straw! You’ll be amazed at how efficiently it delivers quality flow.

Absolutely love these straws. At first I thought they would degrade really fast especially since I use them for iced coffee every day but I was wrong. Have used and washed out the same straw for a week now and it is good a new. This package of 60 straw will last a very long time. Wish I'd found them years ago.

Definitely not for hot beverages. I was hoping being bamboo it would have stood up to the heat. Good for cold beverages but don’t use with hot. They bend upon contact. Yes, I drink my coffee and hot tea through a straw.

I was trying to stop using plastic straws without fully committing to suffering through paper ones. These are the first ones that actually feel like a real solution. They hold up in drinks, don’t get soggy, and don’t have a paper taste. I use them for iced coffee, cocktails, clear protein drinks. They work across the board... probably nothing hot though. They’ve got a slightly firmer feel, kind of like a natural version of plastic, without the self-loathing. Not revolutionary, just a solid swap if you’re trying to do your part without hating the experience.

Love that they are environmentally friendly, good quality and value. Have had a few get holes due to their inability to bend but that’s to be expected.

Aunque tardaron en llegar, son de buena calidad

I finally found a good alternative to plastic straws that doesn't taste weird (like paper). I don't know wether they are actually compostable. Drinking with them is like using classic plastic straws. Some of the straws arrived a bit deformed (see image)