Can bubble tea straw fit? How hard is it to fit them in the hole? Want to save some money for a school event
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I used the cups and lids for frozen smoothies which I used regular straws.. not sure how much bigger a bubble tea straw is from the regular I used... bout the size of a McDonald's straw
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Yes, a standard plastic straw will fit through the drinking slot. It's not a hole specifically for this purpose, but it will definitely work.
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I ordered them for loose leaf tea, but I would say they are definitely NOT air tight! For the price...they are decent containers, but I'm buying new containers for tea...one by one as I save for them! hope this helps!
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I bought a set of stainless steel straws on Amazon and they fit just fine. can't remember the brand, but i think the holes are a standard size for most straws
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Yes, the lid hole is large enough for a straw. The cups are outstanding on keeping the drinks cold and ice lasts all day.
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You can cut the straws so that they fit any size. They even give you an extra straw! =)
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The straws have hard plastic stoppers built in, they are NOT moveable. They are a LOT closer to the bottom (not really in the middle at all). An the stopper sits in the cup so that the straw doesn't come flying out.
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It depends on which straws you are talking about, but I would say no, they are narrower than a regular straw. Also, no, I doubt they will reach the bottom of that jar. Think of them as designed for use by a child, and you won't be disappointed.
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It is so close that it is really hard to say and on my little ruler, the quarter inch mark falls a bit closer to the outer diameter, if I hold it steady. The walls of the straw are not thick enough to make a difference. If you are trying to fit it into an exact 1/4" opening with no leeway, it MIGHT be tight. I just have a regular ruler to measure with so I don't know how helpful this is for you. I use them in all the containers that I have with acrylic tops and straw access and they all fit. I have not had one that was too tight so far.
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The holes are small, you can get a straight pin through them.If your tea is fine like that in a tea bag it will not work.
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They aren't the kind you can cut through with scissors. They could probably be cut with some sort of saw, but you'd have to cut the "long" end rather than the short side with the ridge that keeps the straw from coming out of the cup. Then you'd have a slightly rough edge from the cut unless you could smoothe it out.
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Agree with B. Berry. I have just bought standard straws and they have all fit without a problem. Love this product
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Ive used the paper striped or polkadot ones..the are standard size straws..
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The hole itself is a little bit bigger than 1/4 inch. I use these straws (http://amzn.com/B000AUIN18) which measure 1/4 inch in diameter and there is a little wiggle room around the straw when it is in place. Hope this helps.
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I just ordered some disposable fillable tea bags for $3 for 110 count. I would assume they work...put coffee in, fold over and seal, put in slot. Done! I'll update how it goes when they arrive
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infusers are not designed for tea bags, they're to be used with loose tea that has not been ground finely like the bags. The ball is 2" diameter, so place the amount of loose tea that you hope to use into a piece of plastic wrap and roll it into a ball. If the size is under 2" in diameter, this will work for you.
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The hole is very large you can drink out of it without a straw. I say just about any straw will fit. I don't understand the question about what side the hole is on. My daughter uses hers everyday.