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Dive into the world of eco-friendly straws with our fun and informative guide. Discover the pros and cons of bamboo, stainless steel, and silicone straws to find your perfect match. Make a sustainable choice today with our guide to reusable straws!

Why Paper straws suck Nowadays, many of us are looking for ways to be more environmentally conscious. We’ve swapped plastic bags for reusable totes, changed our transportation methods to reduce carbon emissions, and switched over to metal or paper straws. Unfortunately, while we may think that using paper straws is the eco-friendly way to go, they just aren’t equal winners in the sustainability battle when faced with other alternatives. In this blog post, we'll look at why that pesky paper straw isn't actually as great as it seems and how you can make a better environmental choice when ordering your next beverage

🌞This one makes us feel all summery inside .... 🌞   The Babe Ruth of Smoothies... Strawberry, Pineapple and Banana ... (Summer in a glass). p.s Use the code THANKS20 for 20% off all Metal and Silicone Straws :) (Including Travel Straws) 1 cup Strawberries 1/2 cup Pineapple 1 Banana 2 cups Orange Juice 1/2 cup almond Yogurt 1 cup Spinach optional 1 Tablespoon Chia or Flaxseeds optional Ice 1 scoop vanilla SUCKITUPsups vegan protein powder

Three Key Items we can take on travels, to reduce our impact, footprint in our destinations. Reusable Coffee Cup (keep cup), Reusable Water Bottle and Travel Straw. Check out our last blog to see how much you will remove on average if you take one or all of these items.

To help us out I have found the 5 places where you can take your reusable bottle .. some of them we thought weren’t possible, but our research has proven us wrong. Which is super cool, because it not only saves the environment from more single use waste – but saves your $$ as well. Check out Disney that one is my favourite.

So we need to protect it, we do this by taking only photos and leaving only footprints. Such a stock standard saying right? Well since we were all so good at following that one, we’ve adapted it, and I am here to give you the 3 Post Pandemic Eco-Travel Rules: 

1. MAKE MEMORIES, NOT WASTE
2. TAKE ONLY PHOTOS,