The 10 Best Paper Straws
This wiki has been updated 28 times since it was first published in October of 2017. The secret to throwing a great party is all in the details. So, if you've been puzzling over how to elevate the look of your event without breaking the bank, consider decorative paper straws. These cute accessories are an environmentally-friendly way to add flair to your celebration. There's no need to settle for those boring plastic tubes when you can use one of these fun alternatives instead. When users buy our independently chosen editorial choices, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.
1. Kikkerland Biodegradable
2. Unique Pinwheel
3. Ipalmay Pineapple
Editor's Notes
March 21, 2019:
As plastic straw bans spread from city to city, paper alternatives are becoming increasingly popular. Not only are they eco-friendly, but they also come in a stunning array of designs — something that can't be said about plastic straws. Since all of these products serve a virtually identical purpose, the most important factor in our decision-making process was appearance. This list includes a wide variety of designs such as fruit prints, metallic details, faux wood patterns, and more. The Kisssport Party Disposable and Tranquilo Earth Friendly Products were removed due to fulfillment issues, though the former has been replaced with the similarly stylish Webake Chevron.
4. Palmay Rose Gold
5. JPaco Floral
6. Jianfa Gold Foil
7. Tescci Drinking Decoration
8. Party Partners Wood Grain
9. Unique Polka Dot Christmas
10. Webake Chevron
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