THE SUSTAINABLE AGAVE COMPANY Co - Fiber Drinking Straws - Plastic-Free, Biodegradable, Plant-Based - Brown, Jumbo, 8", Wrapped - 1000 Count

In Canada plastic straws are banned! I discovered these straws at a Five Guys. Repeat purchase, great quality straws. A little expensive, but worth it!

I made the conscious decision to stop using plastic straws, and I’m so glad I discovered agave straws! These straws have exceeded my expectations in every way. First and foremost, I love that they are an eco-friendly alternative. Using them makes me feel good about my choices and contributes to reducing plastic waste. They hold up just as well as traditional plastic straws, so I never have to worry about them bending or breaking while I sip my favorite beverages. One of the best parts is that they do not impart any strange taste to my drinks, which is often a concern with alternative straws. They provide a clean and enjoyable drinking experience, whether I’m using them for smoothies, iced coffees, hot drinks or cocktails. Overall, I highly recommend agave straws to anyone looking for a sustainable and reliable option. They’ve become a staple in my kitchen, and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase!

These straws are great! They are sturdy and hold up well - and they are biodegradable. I tried to embrace paper straws a few years ago, when that whole banning plastic thing was going on, but paper straws are awful. They get soft and don't work well at all. So these straws are a good compromise. Love them!

These straws are great, but they need to be packaged more sturdily for shipping. Mine keep arriving with the packaging open, and this is not sanitary... especially for people with immunity issues.

Making the jump from plastic straws (turns out seltzer water is acidic and straws help minimize acid exposure to your tooth enamel)... these agave fiber based straws are sturdy (I use only one all day long, and it remains unsaturated and strong) and don't add any aftertaste. I'll be glad to offer these to the grandkids, too. The straws don't have an accordion bend in them, which doesn't make a difference to me, but if it does to you or your little ones, you should take that into consideration.