Is the straw diameter enough to accomodate smoothies? Or would a thick smoothie get stuck?
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I would say it would get stuck. Also, if you don't get every bit of the smoothie liquid out, it will mold. My husband put kool aide in my sons, and despite washing it in the dishwasher it got moldy. I hesitate using bleach in anything, so we had to toss it. Sorry my response was long. I do love the bottle for ice water I use it everyday.
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NO! I have 8 of these. Straw is reg straw size. Won't accommodate thick beverages. Also, it would create mold in straw. These are fantastic for normal liquids and fit in my car's cup holder.
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I think it might work with a thin smoothie,but can't guarantee that. I only use it for ice water.
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I think you could put a thin smoothie in but only if you had a good straw brush to clean it with after. Personally, I wouldn't put a smoothie in it but it could be a good idea.
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I use these exclusively for smoothies. Just have to make sure everything is pretty well blended.
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I use them for what I consider to be "thick" smoothies...I wouldn't use them for bubble teas or something like that, because the diameter is the same as a normal straw. I make smoothies using smoothies, fruit (some frozen) and very little liquid and the straws work great for those.
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I've used it for water & juice only. If the smoothie is not too thick it should be fine.
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I would say it takes a standard 1/4" straw - not the larger smoothie straw.
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Yes should be able to. The straw is a two piece but straight-through straw, no leak-proof vault like regular sippy cup, so smoothie should be able to go through. (It's leak-proof by closing the lid onto the straw) Just make sure to use a straw brush to clean the straw really well afterwards to avoid mold.
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Hello! 9in straws fit nicely and will fill up the jar. If you take a "bendy" straw and extend it, it becomes 9 1/2inces. Those that are extended will fit tucked under the lid, but you could not fit as many in the jar and it may look akward. I also have some straws that are just over 8in and those are the ones you can use to fit the most straws in the jar as possible.I hope that helps.
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I don't know if they will work with smoothies or liquid yogurt. I think they will be to thick. I only have the funtainers.
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AJG5E1U/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I also ordered the smoothie straws and they are fine...
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If the smoothie is on the thin side it might but a thick smoothie,no way. Picture sipping thru an almost flat straw. I have major water leaking issues with this cup, definitely when it is dropped but even when I turn them upside down. Try the wow cups for leaking only when dropped.
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No, I wouldn't use this for smoothies. The straw is narrow. Juice would be fine, but not smoothies.
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If it is thicker than water, you will need to take out the strainer that comes with the bottle. If the drink is like a smoothie and you can get it into the bottle, then it should be fine so long as the it isn't too thick. Worst scenario, just use a straw like you would with a smoothie!
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It's an average straw width but I have used it for smoothies without any problems. The lid would easily fit a wider straw if you decide to buy one later.
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If the smoothie was well blended then yes. I drink most smoothies out of a straw and the mouth opening is bigger than a straw, so yes if there aren't any chunks of ice or fruit to clog it.
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I use it for a nice sized adult one serving smoothie. I'd say it's the right size for two healthy baby portions but would be prepared to make a few servings at a time and then save some for later.
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The opening under the sliding closer is sort of a half moon shape, so yes you could use a straw, a standard size one would fit. A larger one, like the ones that come with Tervis-type cups, would be too big.
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I use it for smoothies all the time and works great. We don't have any glass/jar that it fits in. We use a large measuring cup.
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The holes are three-eights of an inch wide at the bottom of the straw and one-fourth of an inch wide at the top. The curved part is narrower than the straight part so that you can stick them together. I think they are wider than the usual straw. They work for thick smoothies for my children.