What is the exact rule on which liquids it’s valid to drink through a straw? Why sugary mixed drinks but not beer? What is the rule for gravy? Does this vary geographically?
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Prevents the face smash of ice too
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I think this fellow may have hit the nail right on the head.
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Only a true savage would drink Gravy.
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The straw goes in drinks with ice cubes, so the ice doesn't touch the teeth
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Then why use them for milkshakes where you aren't avoiding ice by drinking through the straw and sometimes is even hard to use a straw .
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It’s better to drink gravy through a straw to prevent swells from covering your face
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The version of the story I've heard is that it became fashionable for early iced drinks (eg the Mint Julep) because it protected your rotten teeth from touching the ice
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