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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One straw is 15 calories, zero grams of fat, 1 mg of sodium, three grams of carbohydrates, two grams of sugar and zero grams of protein. INCLUDES 32 MILK STRAWS IN 4 FLAVORS - Includes 8 Cookies and Cream straws, 8 Chocolate straws, 8 Strawberry straws, and 8 Cotton Candy Flavor Milk Straws. 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. 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. Just simply drop a Magic Milk Straw into a glass of milk and turn a mundane drink into a special treat.

Found out my grandson has been given juice at school lunch time and thats a big no-no for the little guy. Finally, you would use the same spoon to stir the glass, until the powder was completely dissolved into the liquid.CHOCOLATE STRAW FINDS BIG MARKET; Sales Up Sharply for Product That Gives Flavor to Milk Sucked Through It", by Joseph W. As you take a long sip, the flavor beads inside the straw begin to dissolve and infuse their delicious taste into your milk. If you use a milk option that has low sugar like low-calorie almond milk and add a straw you definitely won’t be breaking your sugar or calorie bank. The flavored milk craze really started its steam in the 1950’s with more popular brands such as Nestle and Ovaltine, and the concept was pretty simple: You had a powder, and you had a cup of milk. A new type of straw with built-in flavor for use with milk drinks has been introduced by Flav-R Straws, Inc.

Regardless of your intent, or the health (and lack thereof) of the beverage, it has been and still is a time honored tradition that children don’t enjoy drinking pasteurized fat, putting us back to that good old tradition of negating health benefits by making the product taste delicious, and by taste delicious I mean tons of sugar and artificial additives.With over half a billion straws sold, Milk Magic has become a staple item in homes across the country. I love it in ice cream, I love it in a latte, I love it in cheese…but pure milk on it's own has never been my thing. While we have taken care in preparing this summary and believe it to be accurate, it is not a substitute for reading the product packaging and label prior to use. But that's not all, Quick Milk Magic Sipper straws are also suitable for vegans, making them the perfect guilt-free treat for everyone to enjoy.

So you parents have nothing to worry about from those nasty artificial additives, at least not when stuffing your child full of three types of sugar, some mysterious strawberry filler, and boiled bugs for color.Remember kids, Hugh Jackman has big claws, and he is willing to use them on children who screw around and put two straws in the same glass of milk. The first ingredient listed on the package is sugar, the second is “glucose syrup” and lastly, “strawberry flavor” doesn’t sound natural to me. 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.