Magic Milk Milk Magic Flavoring Straws 36 Assorted Flavor Straws Vanilla Milkshake Strawberry Banana Chocolate Strawberry Neapolitan Cotton Candy by Magic Straws

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Being a pretend parent, I know it takes a lot to get kids to drink milk, whether or not Hugh Jackman is putting on metal claws and threatening to cut them to ribbons if they don’t start sucking down the creamy goodness by the time he finishes counting to one. He’s going to be real sad when nutritionist gets the ‘No juice’ notice so I was looking for something to make milk more fun. A new type of straw with built-in flavor for use with milk drinks has been introduced by Flav-R Straws, Inc. You would get an overwhelming initial burst of strawberry flavor, the “strawberry” flavor by the way akin to what you might find in strawberry candy, but after that it’s just plain milk. Finally, you would use that same spoon to drink the beverage, because by this point the powder to milk ratio was balanced in a way that using a straw would have been impossible, and the milk had achieved a consistency that would allow you to smash the glass against the floor, and still wind up with a cup-shaped chunk of chocolate mud.

Thought my little one might enjoy trying some strawberry milk but the 3 main ingredients (before anything strawberry related) are all sugar! Each straw is individually wrapped and it’s a convenient way to add flavor to your milk especially for kids who bring milk to school or if you’re on the go and want to add a bit of flavor to your milk you could conveniently keep these in your purse or bag.Mine weird issue with it is that I cannot watch (or hear) people drink it out of a bowl after they’ve eaten cereal in it. So why settle for boring milk when you can enjoy a fun and flavourful experience with our Quick Milk Magic Sipper straws? I also provide useful information about products, like cooking instructions (in case you threw out your package by accident like I have countless times! You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

Even with my regulated sipping regiment, I still ended up running out of strawberry long before I ran out of milk. Got Milk is so serious about their products, they’re ready to knock your shit if you get out of line. The amount of space that the beads take up, combined with the milk trying to make its way through the straw, makes for one hell of an experience trying to get the milk from one end to another. However, they are a little more work to pull the milk up to your mouth and I personally would just prefer to mix up my own flavored milk so I can have the flavor as strong as I would like it.Available in chocolate, strawberry, cookies n' cream, and vanilla…simply sip on any kind of milk with the straw and it tastes transforms into that flavor! In the 1956 movie, "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt", an ad for "Flav-r Straws" made a brief, but conspicuous cameo appearance on a brick wall, behind the actors, almost half-way into the film. All of our straws have less than six grams of sugar, much less than other milk flavorings, just enough to add a flavor to the milk and make it an experience.

You took your spoon, and “spooned” the powder into the milk, until you achieved your satisfactory amount of powder, or your mother knocked you upside the head and asked you if you would like some more milk with your chocolate. If I were mixing up a powdered drink or using flavored syrup, I would have made the flavor stronger but you can’t control that with these straws unless you get crazy like my son and use four different flavored straws at once! There’s little flavor beads encapsulated in the straw so you put the straw in your milk and when you take a sip you get the flavor of the beads in the straw with the milk. These fun straws have been helping parents persuade picky drinkers to sip their milk and have empty glasses for over a decade. I guess they really weren’t lying when they said you had to sip, because I’ve always been under the impression that milk was made to blow bubbles in your cup.I did find a use for the rest of the milk beads however, as I found the nearest family member’s prescription bottle, poured out the eerily similar pink bits, and poured the candies in instead. However, ever since my friend Kelley told me about these straws last year, I knew it might be the solution to my calcium-deficient woes and had to get my hands on some!

I put in the lunchbox for school with milk versus fruit flavored drinks my grandchildren love the different flavors and want more milk instead of pop and sugary drinks. Last time I was at Costco they had a really amazing sample station setup where they were sampling these flavored straws to add to milk!On a health note, the bottom of the package advertises: No artificial colors, no preservatives, no artificial flavors, and gluten free. Flav-R-Straws were withdrawn from the market in 1961 due to their relatively high cost compared with Nestlé Quik and other relatively low-cost milk additives such as Bosco Chocolate Syrup and Hershey's Syrup.