Are these straws sturdy enough to hold up cake pops?
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I am not familiar with cake pops but guessing they are similar to a lollipop in cake-like form? The straws are very sturdy. I noticed some people complained about them getting soggy but only if they are in a fluid for a long period of time. I wouldn't think a cake product would make them that soggy. I have had the straw in a drink for several hours and it was still fine. They are a lot more sturdy than the paper straws that I remember as a kid.
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Hi Lucy, Should be. As long as they don't get wet and the cake pops are of a reasonable size. What a great idea - I think I might try them for my next party. Take care, Cin-Yee
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Should be - they are fairly hard to touch, but keep in mind they are bigger than a normal cakepop stick - these are a size of an average drinking straw.Very pretty though
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I did not try that, but I would doubt it since they are paper. Warm temperature of cake pops might make them wilt.
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I would say they are sturdy enough for frozen ice cream. I did detect an aftertaste in the metal.
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These seem to be more sturdy than your usual long spoons. As long as the ice cream is not so hard you are using the spoon as an ice pick, then these spoons should hold up well scooping firm ice cream. Of course, this is all relative to your strength and the force applied.
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Yes, I would say for at least a 1/2 sheet cake due to size, but FYI they are cardboard and not plastic. My son still plays with them months after we bought and assembled them, so they are durable! (He is not gentle with toys) the ones left outside don't last :)
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Yes. I just use plastic straws similar to those at fast food restaurants and those work fine.
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Yes they are way sturdy. Get bubble wrap for the inside so your eggs won't rattle. So great for the cooler when camping. No broken wet eggs.
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I think you would be fine. I used them for serving cake.They didn't seem bendable to me.very nice quality.
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They are pretty sturdy, I've been having mine for a few months now and love it. A tight fit. Now, it's not real thick, and real think, either. but as long as you don't eat with them you will be fine.
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I would say yes, they are sturdy enough. I use them as bins for our shoes in our mud room and they've taken quite a beating and have held up nicely.
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I've used these on two occasions and they have worked very well. They are for standard size cupcakes and the lid is high enough that even with large amounts of frosting they do not get smushed. Lids and latches seem to work well so far.
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They are rigid and will not roll up. In fact, I used the ramps as shovels today to dig my car out of a snow drift! They are flexible enough to bend slightly to fit contours in the ground, though, so I doubt they'd snap as long as you use them as intended.
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I've found that they snap off easy enough at the boy so that you do not need to keep them on the stand. We got these for cake toppers and they exceeded our expectations.
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Yes! These are very sturdy cups and the handles are fairly short as well, so you can get a good grip when scooping heavy ingredients.
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Yes, and they are plastic. I have not used them so I can not tell you if they are sturdy.
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I found cute paper straws from tomkat studios. Regular plastic bendy straws also fit
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I think they are. I use mine to hold many of my daughters toys and they are pretty sturdy. I love them.
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I didn't use them for beverages, I made marshmallow pops. But, my one year old chewed on them forever and they held up to that