Belgravia Paper Stripey Straws - Red & White - Pack of 500



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The Belgravia Paper Stripey Straws in red and white are an ideal choice for cafes, restaurants, and catering services looking to combine a classic aesthetic with environmental responsibility. These 100% biodegradable straws offer a stylish, retro look that enhances the presentation of any beverage, though users should note that paper straws are designed for single-use and will soften over extended periods in liquid.
| Model Part Number | 2427 / 5694 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Belgravia |
Yes, they are 100% biodegradable and can be disposed of in organic waste streams.
Each pack contains 500 individual straws.
While they can handle warm liquids, they are primarily designed for cold beverages and will soften faster in hot liquids.
The straw has a 5mm bore, which is standard for most soft drinks and cocktails.
They are designed to be biodegradable/compostable; check with your local council to see if they accept used paper straws in paper recycling, though composting is the preferred disposal method.
Ensure the straw is not left in the liquid for longer than 30-45 minutes and avoid use in extremely hot beverages.
Apply steady, vertical pressure when inserting to prevent the paper from buckling.
These straws require no setup; simply remove them from the packaging and place them in a dry, accessible dispenser or straw holder. They are compatible with most standard beverage glasses, including highballs, tumblers, and standard coffee cups. To maintain their quality, store the straws in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Because they are biodegradable, they should be disposed of in appropriate composting or waste facilities according to local environmental regulations.