Thanks to the new 'genius' invention called the Stretch Stick, Australians can now enjoy their drinks at their own pace during bottomless brunches. This collapsible metal straw, priced at $29.99, is gaining popularity for its eco-friendly and stylish design.
The festive season means lots of events, parties, long lunches and bottomless brunch es. And thanks to a new “genius” invention you no longer need to rush through your drinks during a bottomless brunch before your straw gets too soggy. The innovative Stretch Stick is a collapsible metal drinking straw designed to let Australians sip in style and at their own pace. At just $29.
The Stretch Stick not only eliminates the frustration of soggy straws but also addresses a larger problem: the need for a convenient, reusable drinking straw that fits into today’s busy lifestyle. After looking at existing options on the market and finding none that ticked all the boxes for environmental, functional, and aesthetic appeal, Diana decided to create her own. The result? A premium, collapsible metal drinking straw that comes in a cute, portable case, about the size of a mascara tube.
BOTTOMLESS BRUNCH STRETCH STICK COLLABIBLE STRAW ECO-FRIENDLY DIANA GLIGOROV
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