Can you fit a straw in the pour spout opening?
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No, the straw would have to bend around a stopper mechanism that would render the straw ineffective, and it won't fit through the stopper opening.
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Hi Timothy. If you would like to fit something larger underneath the spout, you can remove the metal support bar for the portafilter that is underneath the spout. (This is quite easy to do). Otherwise, even with the support, you can fit an Aeropress or shallow dish in between if you tilt the vessel. Hope that helps.
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It would fit a stir straw, not a full size fountain drink straw. Have no idea about the Starbucks plug, always brew my own.
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I measured 1.35 inches for the opening of the container itself. I recommend allowing for some variation from container to container. The removable spout doesn't have a meaningful inside diameter, because it is not a simple tube. It has an inner tube and support structure molded into to that is presumably designed to aid smooth pouring.
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Not sure of they will fit those containers, they are no bigger around than a MaDonalds straw, but they are very sturdy, holding an opening open should not be a problem
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You should be able to fit a Mr Coffee 10/12 cup type decanter under the spigot. The tray also comes out to give you additional room.
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A regular disposable straw should fit through the opening without an issue. Hydro Flask also makes a lid with a built-in straw. Hydro Flask Wide Mouth Straw Lid, Black
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Hi, we checked the Yorkshire 2 Gallon Beverage Dispenser in Walmart, and found that the opening is 18mm, which will fit our spigot alright. Thanks
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I don't see why not, each of the factory volumes are programmable and 3x6.5oz should be achievable. The only limitation may be the height of the cup and whether it will fit under the spout (the cup platform is removable to allow taller cups however).
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Absolutely! Also will fit in bottles such as "patron" if you wrap it in a folded up napkin before inserting the pour spout
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Yes, I use them on Torani's syrups (coffee syrups) you buy at many grocery stores. The cap fitting seems to be 1 1/4 inches and the straw section alone is 11 inches (below the cap.) Hope that helps.
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Yes I think it would because the top hole is big enough for a straw. But I don't know that this would be a container you'd want to use for that purpose. Like for example I use it to store my daughter's liquid formula so I pour it into her bottles.
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if you pour out of the cup and into the container; yes. but the cup itself will not quite fit.
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Yes, you can put a straw through the hole in the lid, not a fat straw, but regular size straws should fit with no probem. The opening is a kind of half-moon shape, flat on the part that is closest to your mouth and rounded at the top part.
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There is a sipping hole, but it is rounded and could accommodate a normal size straw
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Reuseable straws are a bit thicker than disposable and slightly less flexible (to smush into shape), so I do not think the reuseable ones would fit well in the opening.
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As long as the straw is not too rigid. The opening is like the plastic lid of a to-go coffee cup.