Once the kids got bored with drinking from the straws, we decided to cut one of them open to check out the flavor beads. 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! The chocolate makes the milk taste just like chocolate milk without having to add chocolate sauce or powder to it.

Magic Straws Cookies and Cream milk straws are healthy, the Cookies and Cream flavor beads contain natural ingredients and are low in sugar, lactose-free, gluten-free, with no preservatives.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! There’s two straw options to choose from biodegradable or plastic and both cost the same, there’s 16 straws in the box. Thought my little one might enjoy trying some strawberry milk but the 3 main ingredients (before anything strawberry related) are all sugar! 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. GLUTEN-FREE AND LOW CALORIE - Each straw serving is only 20 calories, gluten-free, BPA-free, and non-GMO.

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. A warning label (yes, a warning label) says that children under 3 MUST be monitored by a parent at all times. 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.yes I know kids just like expecting a delicious chocolate milk and getting barely any flavor at all. A new type of straw with built-in flavor for use with milk drinks has been introduced by Flav-R Straws, Inc. Just simply drop a Magic Milk Straw into a glass of milk and turn a mundane drink into a special treat. 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. 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.