Would these be good for bubble tea, as in is it wide enough for tapioca pearls?
1934010
I think so. They are the same width as the thinner straws just without the unbelievably sharp point at one end.
1934011
Yes, I believe it would be. The opening of the straw is just the size of a Skittles candy...if that helps :-)
1665507
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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Yes, this item is particularly well suited for blooming flower teas. They make for an attractive presentation in this transparent kettle. I recommend using only quality teas from reputable vendors, however. Remember to carefully hand wash this item!
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Unfortunately the won't be wide enough for a floating candle. They just fit a candle stick. I ended up buying silver candlesticks and cutting them down so they weren't taller than the vases and they for perfectly.
871874
No, they aren't quite wide enough for a thick drink; they're only slightly wider than a regular straw.
377365
Probably not. They are a perfect size for miniature candy bars. I put lip scrub & lip balm along with several miniature chocolates in it. If the muffins or cake is bigger than 3-4" in diameter they probably wouldn't fit well. The bags are long & narrow.
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Yeah, but it's not made for that. You'll probably fit a handful of tea bags only. I also purchased the Stash tea rack and works better.
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The packaging says that it would be good for loose leaf tea, but I feel that the slits would be too large and the leaves would fall through. You could always wrap the leaves in cheese cloth and put it in the ball, or I have had success putting some ground spices in a coffee filter and folding it up and putting it in the ball with fruit.
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Definitely not. And they do drip from the spout when you pour so you need to have a cloth under them to soak up the tea.
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The holes in the storage cone is about 1 1/2 inches long and 1/16 wide so if the leaves are bigger then tea bag leaves it might work. I still thing some of them will float through the openings.
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Yes, I would recommend you use a cup that can hold at least 9oz of fluid and at least 3 1/2 inches wide at the top of the cup. This will allow you to rest the Teavana Perfect Tea device on the cup to drip fully into your cup without spilling out. You'll love having this device and it travels well, so take it with you where ever you may go!
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They should work well unless the spout of the tea pot is very small. The tufts of cotton on the end will help with the cleaning.Those tufts on the ends of the brushes are very soft. Tea is hard to remove so you may need a vinegar soak now and then.
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These fit the wide mouth jars. I think there are sizes just for the standard size. I use them on wide mouth pint jars for summer drinks.
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I think it probably would. The infuser basket is quite narrow, so larger tea bags would probably have to be worked with a bit to get them down in the basket. I have never used the cup with any hot liquids either, but I believe the plastic is sturdy enough to hold up to hot water/tea infusing.
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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!
1686129
While these straws are larger diameter than regulars they might not be large enough for tapioca. I don't drink those kinds of drinks. The straws are such a good product and price I would say buy them and try them. I have used these straws in many configurations and they are great. Walmart and Ocean State Job Lots sell the plastic tapioca straws, so buy 2 packages and stock up. Also buy a few cleaning brushes. I have the 9" and 12" metal straws and the 9" are the larger diameter, so buy the 9". Good luck and stay cool...
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I thought so when I got them, but now I realize a regular (1/4") straw will not fit...it has to be a really small diameter: a 3/16" works. I have a set of multi-colored striped 3/16" diameter straws, and they look very cute!