BEST REUSABLE STRAWS IN THE UK, HOW TO CHOOSE SOMETHING YOU WILL ACTUALLY USE

 If you have ever looked for reusable straws online, you will have probably noticed how quickly it becomes a bit overwhelming. There are stainless steel options, bamboo, silicone, collapsible designs, different widths, different lengths. Some come with cases, some with cleaning brushes.  It is a lot!

What makes a reusable straw “the best”

There is not one answer here, but I just want to reshare that fact the the BBC Good Food Guide think out straws are the best silicone option! See my blog on this HERE

But ultimatly, it depends on how and where you plan to use your straws.

• - For everyday use at home, something dishwasher safe and easy to clean usually works best.
• - For being out and about, a portable straw with a case makes more sense.

So the best reusable straw is not really about the material alone. It is about how well it fits into your routine. If your on the look out for handy reusable straws which are portable and convinient I recondemd checking out our straws in trave tins HERE.

A quick look at the main options

• - Stainless steel straws are durable and long lasting. They are often the first option people try.
• - Bamboo straws feel more natural, but they do need a little more care and tend to wear over time.
• - Silicone straws are softer, flexible, and generally easier to clean. They are also a good option for children or anyone who prefers something less rigid. To add a little more detail here, our straws are super bendy and super safe for all ages!

What people often overlook

Here is a list of what I found perople overlooked and why our reusable straws just make sence!

1) How easy it is to clean - our straws are stright and can be cleanied with the cleaning brush and hot soapy water or inthe dishwasher!
2) Whether it fits in your bag - our straws in a travek tin mean you can take the straws out with you so you no longer have to use a soggy paper straw!
3) Whether you remember to take it with you - we encourage you to leave your clean and dry straw in the travel tin in your bag or the glove box of the car so its always to hand!