If you’re looking for a crunchy, pretty, delicious edible straw, then the blue tutti fruitti flavor might just be you perfect match. 3. CandySips Peppermint Straws We're sure you'll be delighted with every one of our products, but if you have any questions - or for any trade enquiries, we're here to help. Edible straws, of course! These fun and delicious straws are made from a variety of ingredients ranging from sweet strawberry to savory pepperoni. They can take your drinking experience to the next level, while helping you keep some plastics out of our environment.

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If you like that flavor, then the Sorbos ginger edible straw is going to be a wonderful addition to your shopping list. While technically they are edible, they have no flavors, so they will taste kind of like eating a paste. If you actually want to eat your edible straws, then you aren’t going to want to choose this style.Pre-Internet records are shady on the exact timeline of the invention, but as far as Fun-Time International, the current manufacturer of Krazy Straws, knows, the straws were first mass-produced by 1961. The original was an accident, a glassblower’s mistake, most likely made in Ohio during or before the 1940s. Kids who got a hold of the balled-up tube of glass saw its potential. “[They] thought it was neat and started drinking out of it,” says Erik Lipson, owner of Fun-Time International. For obvious safety reasons, the company opted to use plastic, not glass, when bringing these to market. In this section, we will break down some of the best flavors of candy straws. These straws are made entirely out of candy, so they will taste great when you’re done using them to drink your beverage.