Amzcku 32oz vintage Mason Jars with Bamboo Lids and Stainless Steel Straws -Wide Mouth Quart Canning Jar, Reusable 32oz Boba & Smoothie Cups (2-Pack)

Love these
They are much bigger than I thought but they are perfect for making my ice coffees and iced chai tea lattes at home and they have a very nice vintage look to them I have three stars only because after the first hand wash the lids do not stay on so I don’t even use the lids anymore which takes away from the look

Too huge to hold–and no handle
I ordered these for our nephew and his wife, who make smoothies for themselves and their children. I know the kids drink out of small plastic cups, but I thought these might work for the adults. However, they’re too big to hold with one hand, especially when they’re full of cold, heavy fruit drink. The straw hole is in the middle of each lid, which prevents the bottom of the straw from reaching the edge of the container where some of the smoothie contents settle. So I guess I will give them to our neighbor with a large flower garden instead, so she can use them as vases for her flower arrangements.

Large capacity jars, bamboo lid and large stainless steel straws
I ordered these jars for the larger, 32 oz capacity and the larger diameter metal straws. I am pleased with what I received.I was a little concerned when I first picked up the box, as there was a rattling sound from within. Did I receive yet another glass item that didn’t survive the shipping? Happily, it was just the two metal straps rattling around in there. There is good foam protection around the glass jars, and they have a very good chance of arriving undamaged.These are attractive glass jars with a sort of old fashioned look too them. The bamboo lid fits snuggly, although this is not something that’s leakproof if tipped over. The straw hole is in the center of the lid, and the straw certainly has a large diameter. Should work for boba drinks, as well as the milkshakes that I’ve used these for. However, you can’t reach end bottom edges of the jar with the straw using the lid.The hole is too small to allow the straw to reach the sides. I’m just going to use a countersink drill bit on the bottom to enlarge the hole.I’ve also used these for overnight oats, and that’s worked well too.If you’re looking for a couple of large capacity glass jars suitable for many drinks, I can certainly recommend them.

Fancy!
I had my first boba a few weeks ago and loved it. But, it cost like 10 dollars. So I started hunting for all the stuff to make it including a boba straw and found these nice glasses with the straw.The stainless straw forces me to resist the urge to chew it up and that’s ok. I think the plastic ones have the sharp end to break the seal boba’s come with but the sharp end also helps to pick up the boba balls. This doesn’t have that but it’s fine.The lid is made of wood with a silicone seal that keeps the lid connected to the glass. It doesn’t seal. I think the lid’s straw hole ought to be bigger. I can’t reach the outer perimeter of the glass with the straw to reach the boba balls, but that’s ok. It looks nice.The jar is not a Mason jar as in Mason the company that makes jars, but it looks like a cool vintage jar with ridges and little designs added which is a nice touch and gives the jar something to grip on to.Overall, I like how it looks and like that I can enjoy boba teas at home. I’m about 50 bucks in with all the powders, tea and boba balls, but I have enough tea fixins to start saving money some day. Ha! 5/5 recommend.