National Drinking Straw Day
On January 3rd National Drinking Straw Day commemorates the date in 1888 when Marvin C. Stone was granted the patent for the paper drinking straw. Since then, a variety of drinking straws have been used.
According to reports, the Sumerians used the very first drinking straws for drinking beer. The straws were used to prevent the solid byproducts of fermentation that would have sunk to the bottom, according to archeologists. This found straw was the oldest known drinking straw found in a Sumerian tomb dating back to 3,000 B.C.E. This found straw was a gold tube inlaid with a precious blue stone.
The Argentines used a bombilla, a similar metallic unit. The bombilla served as both a straw and a sieve for hundreds of years.
Manufacturers today make a variety of reusable straws. They not only save money and the environment, but they are also fun to use, from stainless steel and glass to bamboo and silicone. They come in a variety of creative styles and colors.
How to celebrate #drinkingstrawday
Use a drinking straw to enjoy your favorite drink. You can even use a variety of straws! Although the most common form of plastic is plastic, paper, bamboo, stainless steel, stainless steel, and glass are becoming more popular. Although the most common type of plastic is plastic, plastic is becoming more popular. Plastic straw straws are also made from reusable, collapsable straws by several plastic straw manufacturers. These also make great gifts to help you commemorate the day.
To post on social media, use the hashtag #DrinkingStrawDay.
FAQ
Q. Is there other uses for drinking straws other than alcohol?
A. Yes. Yes. Drinking straws can be used for a variety of purposes: Drinking straws can be used for a variety of purposes: They can be used for a variety of purposes:
- Arts and crafts – You can start making straws with scissors, glue, and a few other craft supplies
- Dip one end of the straw into a bubble solution and blow on the other end
- Lengthen short stems using a straw
- Strawberry destem strawberries – Just poke the straw through the strawberry's bottom and push it through to the other end. The stem will pop off
- To avoid tangled necklaces, pull the ends of a necklace through two straws and tie at the other ends. The two straws will prevent the strands from tangling
Q. What other straw days are on the calendar?
A. Skip the Straw Day is on the fourth Friday in February.
Is anyone celebrating National Straw Day? Q. Is it possible to celebrate National Straw Day?
A. Yes. Yes. It's a convenient way to try the many available drinking straw varieties.
