Why are thin straws given while serving hot coffee or tea?

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Why are thin straws given while serving hot coffee or tea?

You can check the answer of the people under the question at Quora “best straws for hot coffee“

If I buy 1lb of whole bean coffee and I grind the beans, will the weight stay the same as if I had purchased 1lb of ground coffee?

Is there any difference between national brands of ground coffee, such as Folgers and Maxwell House, and the store brands?

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  2. Straws allow staining beverages, such as coffee and tea, to keep out of direct contact with the teeth. Thus, this prevents tooth discoloration. We all know that dark or very strong beverages stain the teeth over the course of time. While you can’t use a plastic straw in a hot drink, a glass straw is perfectly safe—it won’t warp, crack, or melt. People with sensitive teeth often love glass straws for this very reason—no more hot tea or coffee on your teeth. Using a straw in coffee also helps to reduce teeth staining.

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  3. The so called ‘ thin ‘ straw provides you a small flow of hot or cold drink, so that you get a proper ‘sip’ of the drink.
    To confirm what I say, you can get a bigger tube and try to drink.

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