@AlkebulanHive The best way to open the straws is to cut it with scissors. The plant based straws actually tear open pretty easy by hand. The standard straw holds about 1 teaspoon. I recommend storing them vertically in a cup so that any air pocket rises to the top and doesn't settle in the middle of the straw. The straws can basically hold the honey for forever. If you use raw honey and it crystallized you'll just need to put them in warm water to get it back to normal.
Great video thank you, how does the customer open the straws to use? how much honey do the standard straw hold in teaspoons?
how do we store the straws and how long do the straws last unused?
@AlkebulanHive The best way to open the straws is to cut it with scissors. The plant based straws actually tear open pretty easy by hand. The standard straw holds about 1 teaspoon. I recommend storing them vertically in a cup so that any air pocket rises to the top and doesn't settle in the middle of the straw. The straws can basically hold the honey for forever. If you use raw honey and it crystallized you'll just need to put them in warm water to get it back to normal.