Types of drinking straws:
A basic drinking straw is straight for the full length
Candy straws, such as licorice straws (or lico-straws), are made from some type of chewy candy.
A "crazy" straw is hard plastic and has a number of twists and turns at the top. When liquid is sucked through the straw, it quickly flows through the winding path, creating a mildly entertaining spectacle.
A spoon straw features a cut-away shape at one end that functions as a miniature spoon. It is intended for slush drinks
A recent addition to the straw family is the cereal straw
A miniature straw often comes attached to a drink box
A wide straw is used for sipping bubble tea. The larger diameter is necessary to accommodate the drink's characteristic tapoica balls. Also for stirring.
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"Sanitary" straws are individually wrapped to avoid contamination. Straws were originally marketed as a means for people to reduce the risk of contracting an illness from improperly washed containers, glasses, or cups.
The Sipahh. A drinking straw that contains flavoured tapioca beads that dissolve as milk passes over them to add colour and flavour.
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