can it be used for cheese straws
1085347
Hi Joan, We love this product but have never tried it for cheese straws. Why don't you try it and let us all know. HAPPY NEW YEAR!
1085348
I really can't answer that question. I use mine to decorate ckes and fill my lady locks. This is the best out of the 3 I bought. It's the greatest.
124169
You can use any standard size straw. I have used the plastic and the paper straws and both work fine. No straws come with the purchase though, you will need to purchase them separately. Hope this helps.
437884
Yes. Just put the straw through the place where you would normally drink from a tumbler. The size should be good for a MacDonald straw
884035
Not sure, but it doesn't work well with a common drinking bottle straw; it's too narrow. Hope this helps.
921177
It might work on just the top inch but not the entire straw as its pretty thin. I can use the dr. brown straw cleaner on the top but not the rest.
1645871
I use it just for straws but all my 5 grandchildren 5 years and under use it all the time.if it can hold up to them then I think it can handle some pencils lol.
1989957
It would depend entirely on how thick the smoothie is. If you are talking about something as thick as a milk shake, it would probably not work (the straw is too narrow).
1799320
This item is for the brushes that clean straws, it should work for a slightly wider straw.
1686528
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.
438988
It would work for cheese sticks, but only if sticks cut in half (shortened). As far as keeping cheese sticks cool, it will work fine when cooled per instructions.
189330
I use it for sealing straws (honey sticks) works great,, you shouldn't have a problem.
1197839
the straws are hard plastic & unless you have the tools required to cut this material, I would say no
163106
No. It has a small oval shaped opening (much like styrofoam coffee cups) which would be too small for a regular sized straw.
1206317
Yes, you can use regular disposable plastic (not paper) straws. However, it can be difficult to thread them through the little hole because the rubber ring that holds the straws in place is very tight and the disposable straws bend when trying to insert them. Also, note that standard sized plastic straws are shorter than the ones provided with the jars.
728406
I do not know what cheese straw dough, but I have tried pretty hard dough, and while it doesn't push it through, the device has not broken. After that with added liquid, it works well.
1082538
I don't know that I would do that just because they might catch fire to something. Otherwise yeah it would work. Why not try straw instead though?
534580
Yes, It works very well. I put a drop of dish soap on the brush and the straws get nice and clean