s/o sippies--smoothie-friendly straw cups?

[justjen]

DD has just started getting into smoothies. The straw on her regular cups is too narrow for them, though. Any recommendations?

[wonderfezz]

We do them in the Munchkin straw cups fine.

[toesie]

any straw cup that does not have valve. DD does well with OXO strawcup, but I do have to make the smoothie not as thick as I'd do for me.

[justjen]

Like this?

www.amazon.com/Munchkin-Mighty-Straw-Ounce-Colors/dp/B002I42MM0/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1395853396&sr=8-9&keywords=munchkin+sippy+cup

[MadamePresident]

I love the $3.99 target straw cups. The tops are flexible, and the bottoms are a hard straw. I'm not sure how well they would work for smoothies though. I've just given her my big hard straw cup and let her sit at the table to drink.

[dbsk8dance]

Mar 26, 2014 11:49:18 GMT -5 littlespitfire said:

Munchkin version of take and toss? Those straws are a bit bigger.

This is what we use. Bonus is when a smoothie gets half drunk and forgotten, I just toss the cup. 

[justjen]

Links, people, links! lol. There are like a million Munchkin cups, and I'm not bright enough to know which ones you all are speaking of

[zarapipe]

We do take and toss typically. Sometimes I make them thin enough and sometimes I don't. Obviously I need help too

[turtlegirl]

We use these: thefirstyears.com/take-toss-10oz-straw-cups-4-pack

They work great for smoothies.

[redheadk]

We use the take and toss straw cups for smoothies/fresh juice.

[Deleted]

Thicker smoothies are great in squeeze pouches (I have the Squeeze Please).

[Mrs.Syntax]

I use Take n Toss. Other cups we have get chunks of spinach, etc. stuck in the nooks and crannies.