Stroodles created biodegradable straws by mixing wheat and water. Their straws are edible, vegan, and don’t affect the flavor of drinks. Stroodles will help fight unnecessary plastic waste with an easy-to-use product. “We want to inspire the world and show how easy it is to do good – with just one Stroodle at a time. With Stroodles, you don’t have to change behaviors and compromise on your drinking experience,” the company says.

In case you’re wondering what happens with the stroodles that don’t come out perfectly shaped, the company has an answer. They pack them separately and donate them to food banks.

The simplest ideas are indeed often the best ones!

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Customers have immediately started wondering if the new lid will also be made of plastic, to which the company responded that “the strawless lid is made from polypropylene, a commonly-accepted recyclable plastic that can be captured in recycling infrastructure, unlike straws which are too small and lightweight to be captured in modern recycling equipment,” writes The Guardian.

Starbucks isn’t the only company to be getting rid of plastic straws. This environmental cause is supported by McDonald’s (in the U.K.) and IKEA, which will be removing items like plastic straws, freezer bags, plates, and garbage bags from their restaurants and stores.

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Stroodles created biodegradable straws by mixing wheat and water. Their straws are edible, vegan, and don’t affect the flavor of drinks. Stroodles will help fight unnecessary plastic waste with an easy-to-use product. “We want to inspire the world and show how easy it is to do good – with just one Stroodle at a time. With Stroodles, you don’t have to change behaviors and compromise on your drinking experience,” the company says.

In case you’re wondering what happens with the stroodles that don’t come out perfectly shaped, the company has an answer. They pack them separately and donate them to food banks.

The simplest ideas are indeed often the best ones!

The post This Company Makes Eco-Friendly Straws Using Pasta appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.

Customers have immediately started wondering if the new lid will also be made of plastic, to which the company responded that “the strawless lid is made from polypropylene, a commonly-accepted recyclable plastic that can be captured in recycling infrastructure, unlike straws which are too small and lightweight to be captured in modern recycling equipment,” writes The Guardian.

Starbucks isn’t the only company to be getting rid of plastic straws. This environmental cause is supported by McDonald’s (in the U.K.) and IKEA, which will be removing items like plastic straws, freezer bags, plates, and garbage bags from their restaurants and stores.

The post Starbucks to Ban Plastic Straws from Stores in More Cities by 2020 appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.