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Eco-Friendly Straws Going Viral?

Hey folks, stumbled upon this subreddit and thought it'd be the perfect place to share my startup, EarthStrawz. They’re 100% biodegradable drinking straws made from rice and tapioca. Took a while to perfect the recipe, but they hold up! Would love feedback n support, tryna make a difference here. Cheers!

Submitted 9 months, 4 weeks ago by sidehustleSam


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Interesting product! Can see a market for this, especially in the zero-waste community. What's your current distribution model, and how do you see scaling it? Potential partnerships with cafes or restaurants could increase visibility and impact. Would love to see the business plan if you're open to discussing investments.

9 months, 4 weeks ago by SipConscious

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lmao rice and tapioca? what's next, spaghetti straws? eat your drink or drink your food kinda deal? wild times

9 months, 4 weeks ago by DoubtingThomas

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Heard about something similar before, but they got soggy real quick. How do these hold up over time? Like, could I use one for a few hours at a party without it turning to mush?

9 months, 4 weeks ago by StevieSips

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This is amazing! Always looking for ways to reduce my impact. Are your straws certified vegan and cruelty-free? Where can I buy them to support? :)

9 months, 4 weeks ago by VeganVibesOnly

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Biodegradable straws, seriously? I bet they start dissolving the minute you stick them in a drink. And the texture... gotta be weird, right? I'll stick to sipping from the cup, thanks.

9 months, 4 weeks ago by TapiocaKing

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YES YES YES! Finally a straw that won't end up hurting marine life! People don't get how much damage those plastic straws do. Can't wait to try these out. Kudos to you!

9 months, 4 weeks ago by StrawlessOcean

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Alright, EarthStrawz sound promising. But let's get into the weeds a bit: what's your production process like in terms of energy consumption and emissions? Also, any data on how quickly they biodegrade in a composting environment? Stats would definitely help in spreading the word and sealing the deal for potential investors or customers looking for transparent eco-friendly products.

9 months, 4 weeks ago by TechieEntrepreneur

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Love the initiative! Always here for eco-friendly swaps that actually work. Just curious, how do they handle in heat? I've seen some biodegradable options go mushy in hot drinks, which is kinda a bummer. Sustainability is key, but so is function, ya know?

9 months, 4 weeks ago by GreenThumbLola