Wonderful, I did a test to place it in boiling water (coffee) until it cooled to room temperature where it did not soak at all after at least 4 hours, it does not give a different texture from that of plastic and given that wheat is harvested once a year and an acre does not yield more than 50-60 thousand straws (I believe), its price for what it offers is ridiculously low and even if it is single-use, although personally I do not understand the difference between single-use plastic or multiple because unfortunately when I finish my coffee as it is it ends up in the trash. This one is of Chinese origin, there is a corresponding Greek one which is more expensive, but it's a shoe from your own place even if it's patched. Both are equally good anyway. I highly recommend it!

Very good, I recommend them to everyone. They are not disgusting like the paper ones. I have it all day in a glass with ice, which I refill often, and it doesn't get mushy. It leaves absolutely no taste, and I wonder why they are not so well-known among the public and in stores. It's worth 10/10 and is also very affordable compared to others of the same kind.

Very good straws. I prefer them even over plastic ones for hot coffees due to their very small diameter. They don't soften like paper ones and have a very nice texture when you drink coffee.

If you want the texture and feel of plastic straws and don't want to harm Mother Nature, then you just found your next straws. You won't deal with their paper and metal versions again. In terms of cost, I would prefer them to be cheaper.