Features
Usage & Compatibility
Standard 11 cm — fits 4 oz, 6.5 oz, and 8 oz cups and mugs. Made from untreated natural birch wood, with no chemical additives. Single use only — dispose of in home compost after use. A 100% biodegradable to plastic stirrers (banned from sale in France since the AGEC 2020 anti-waste law). Economical pack of 1000 pieces for heavy use.
Compatibility: Coffee, tea, hot drinks
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose a wooden stirrer over plastic stirrers?
Three reasons:
- French law — single-use plastic stirrers have been banned in France since January 1, 2020 (AGEC law, decree 2019-1451). Wooden stirrers are the mandatory replacement.
- Biodegradable — untreated birch wood decomposes naturally in home compost in 2-4 months. Plastic takes hundreds of years.
- Neutral in taste — birch does not release any chemical compounds into hot coffee, unlike some older plastics.
Is a length of 11 cm suitable for all cups?
Yes, for the vast majority : 4 oz (12 cl), 6.5 oz (20 cl), and 8 oz (24 cl) cups, espresso cups, and standard cappuccino cups. For very tall mugs (40 cl or more), a 15-18 cm stirrer is preferable if available.
Is the birch wood treated or varnished?
No — raw, untreated wood. No varnish, no stain, no preservatives. Suitable for food contact according to European standards. Sourced from European forests (Scandinavia, Eastern Europe) with traceability and sustainable management.
How long do 1000 stirrers last?
Estimates: Office (10 people) – 15 coffees/day: ~2 months. Restaurant (100 coffees/day) : ~10 days. A 1000-pack is the standard economy size for regular use.
How do I dispose of used stirrers?
Two eco-friendly options: (1) Home composting or a community compost bin — untreated wood decomposes in 2-4 months. (2) Green waste bin if your municipality offers this service. Otherwise, use the regular household waste bin — wood still decomposes in the medium term in a landfill, unlike plastic.
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