Incidentally, @courtduhknee noted that straws fit neatly in the Parmesan shaker holes, turning a glass Mason jar from a terrible choice for a poolside beverage into merely a poor choice.

Step-by-step directions — Follow Mason jar hack No. 3, omitting the straw. Depending on the size of the jar you choose, place twine, yarn, ribbon, string, etc. in jar and thread through the hole ...

An article on Gawker by Aleksander Chan about 7-Eleven’s decision to sell Slurpees our of Mason jars with mustache straws sparked a discussion about who exactly drinks out of a jar previously ...

She was carrying a mason-jar style drinking glass with a screw-top lid in her kitchen when she collapsed. The 10-inch stainless steel straw entered her left eye socket and pierced her brain.

Metal straws may be eco-friendly ... sustained a traumatic brain injury after falling while carrying a mason jar-styled drinking glass that had a screw-top lid at her home in Dorset on Nov ...

which ended with a warning from the coroner that “great care should be taken” when using the potentially hazardous metal straws. Elena had been walking with a mason jar drinking glass sealed ...

Integral to this process is the Mason jar, which was created in 1858 by John Landis Mason, a New Jersey native. The idea of “heat-based canning” emerged in 1806 and was popularized by Nicholas ...

The convenience store chain has announced that they are "rolling out" a 26-ounce plastic mason jar for Slurpees ($2.99) and a matching "mustache straw" ($.99). According to the announcement ...

Lauren Singer in New York holding her mason jar containing one years worth of ... They refuse disposable containers and straws at restaurants, and have made an art form of approaching store ...