I use a straw to drink coffee out of my assortment of travel mugs. Can these straws be squished to fit through fairly small holes?
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I would have to say no. The straws are fairly thick and barely fit in the large Big Bubba cups. You could fit a soft drink straw from say McDonald's into the Big Bubba straw and then add about 2 mm of thickness to the outside of that McDonald's straw to get a better idea of the Big Bubba straw size and if it will work for you. I hope this helps.
1759818
It depends on the size of the hole. They are pretty flexible, so its possible.
1759819
I use mine with the tervis drink containers with lids. You have to squeeze the straw a little to get through the hole but you still get plenty of liquid through it.
1133723
Sure. The drink straws that I use it for are the hard plastic ones. Plus the bristles are flexible to fit in even a bit smaller straw.
124404
Reuseable straws are a bit thicker than disposable and slightly less flexible (to smush into shape), so I do not think the reuseable ones would fit well in the opening.
583360
You'll probably need to wrap it around something like a coffee can/other large-ish cylindrical container. Stuffing them would work, too.
2059907
Unfortunately that is one design flaw in these otherwise awesome mugs. The way the threads are on the lip and lid you won't be able to line them up properly. You can get close to it not being right on the handle, but that is about it. To get around that I use a straw. Besides, I don't know about you, but my smoothies are way to thick to drink without a straw. :)
655756
Not really. To get coffee out of an areopress you need to put a lot of pressure on it, the plastics will probably break if you use this.
1892554
the hole is rather large for a regular straw. It will work, but if the glass falls over you will have a spill.
1199168
I've never had that issue, but if you make a large helping of coffee, I suppose you could. I would use a tall, not so wide, mug in that case. Maybe one of those travel mugs.
1800055
Thin straws can but sipper cups should be fine. I honestly think putting straws in boiling water is better... and easier. :)
975150
Yes, they have a little triangle opening so you can use multiple size straws.
112560
I can't measure the hole, but it does not fit my reusable plastic straws from starbucks as the plastic is too thick. The opening is a diamond shape, and single use straws fit great.
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Hello Amber...there is not a round hole for a straw just a moon~shaped one for sipping...doesn't mean you can't use a straw...just squeeze the end of the straw upon in insertion. I hope my answer helps...the cup is awesome. Have a great day. Peace.
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Yes. Works best with standard size coffee mugs. I used a large coffee mug and it worked. Wobbled, but worked.
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Yes. They fit perfectly in the 4 cup coffee maker that I have, which has a basket verses the cone.
1916065
I'm able to squeeze a regular mug (3 3/4 inch high) under filter basket. If you need to, take the tray out for a larger mug.
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I have a 16 oz Starbucks travel mug and the straw does not fit in the drinking hole and other than that it sticks out 1-1/2".
1800056
Yes the smaller straws do fall through the holes if the basket isn't completely full of other things. But I have found the insides of the straws do not get very clean. SO, I only use my basket for lids, small toys, and things like that.