DRASTAR Iced Coffee Cup, 16 oz Mason Jar Cups with Handle, Small Glass Coffee Mugs with Straws and Acacia Lids, Drinking Glass Cups Set of 2, Smoothie, Overnight Oats Containers

I love these little mason jars they hold just the right amount of tea and I think the jars make the tea taste better and I like that it has the option to store tea on the side with the lids they twist on and off. I highly recommend them for those who like to drink tea often.

After spilling 8 ounces of my drink all over my desk, printer and floor this week, I decided to buy these mason jars with lids and so far I love them! Hand wash the acacia lids, but everything else can go in the dishwasher. The jars have a handle which is convenient and the lid seals the drink in well. I saw other reviews mentioning smell, I sniffed and didn’t notice any before or after washing. Definitely use the straws, otherwise you’ll need to take the lid off. The straws are thick enough for smoothies or milkshakes but also work just fine for juice and water. These are glass so they should last you quite a while. Can’t speak to the lids, but acacia is one of the more reliable cutting board woods, so my guess is it’s going to be good here as well.

Love these cups. No plastic!!! No worries about microplastic going into our bodies. The handle is large enough to grip. Glass is thick and not easy to break. The lid closes tight without leakage. The metal straw is easy to clean with brush that is provided.

Pros: I LOVE these jars! I'm disabled and my hands are pretty weak, so I was struggling a lot with dropping drinks and containers. This jar has the perfect handle for my thumb to wrap around and hold on better, so I never drop it, plus fits perfectly in my wheelchair cupholder! I've had my first set for a few years now and have purchased a total of, I think, 8 jars. Only one has broken and it was because it fell out of my lap and landed on the metal floor of my wheelchair accessible van. I also love that the lids are made of acacia wood, as that's my name and I have a collection of acacia wood items. I use small ice cubes and it takes about an hour for them to melt in a house of 70-71°, so I think that's pretty good. I rarely use the plastic lids, but they work great too! They keep liquids in without leaking and somewhat keep carbonation in, depending on how much air is left in the jar. Cons: Now for the down side. You can't put the lids in the dishwasher unless you want to destroy the wood, so it will get moldy every so often. Easy solution is just to soak them in some vinegar water for an hour or two. Don't leave them overnight in 100% vinegar like my mom did because then the coating will start to come off 🤦🏽‍♀️ the only other complaint is that there are a couple lids that keep popping off the jar and it's because I had been outside in direct sunlight for a few hours. It caused the plastic ring to expand and it never went back down, so I've had to throw those lids away. Fortunately I never use all 7 jars (bought 8 and broke one) in one day, so it's fine for me if I don't have all of them. P.S. the photos attached are of one of the lids that won't stay on heh heh

Yes, my husband and I really like the drinking glasses with straws. 5 STARS.

My new favorite water container!

I bought these to make iced coffee at home, and they’ve been great. They’re cute, sturdy, and easy to clean. The lids and straws fit well, and they hold the perfect amount for a morning drink. Definitely a fun and functional addition to my kitchen.

They work beautifully and are very sturdy! However if you order the colored ones you need to be aware that the “color” does come off! A bit disappointed in that! They don’t look nice for long!