...Or you could stir your coffee with a regular spoon and consume no plastic.
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what about a washable metal little spoon?
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So dumb. What about all the plastic going into the thing or the electricity required to run it.
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Stirring 50,000 cups only adds 10c to the electricity bill. It's definitely better than wooden stirrers.
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Maybe we should all use keep cups, reusable stirrers and straws. I have a tiny kit that I take everywhere.
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Which is great. It's something I do too. I commend you for that. But human beings are creatures of habit, they always look for the easy way out (ie. Non renewable products). We can't expect the entire general public to take a big leap like that. We must take small steps first.
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I wonder how many resources are used to create these things

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Obviously short term, they're probably worse than non renewable products. However, once you incorporate these products into your daily life, the positives outweigh the negatives and they become much better for the environment.
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And rinse. Plastic straw bad, styrofoam cup and plastic lid, A-OK!!!pic.twitter.com/TUkdA8rSU6
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Un cucchiaino normale di metallo no?
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Next we will need a device to drink the coffee for us!
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No. Cause the action of drinking coffee doesn't produce nearly as much carbon as using a wooden stirrer.
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Love this!
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