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Grosmimi PPSU straw cup with yellow flip-top lid and side handles

Grosmimi PPSU Straw Cup

Recommended

A performance-favorite Korean straw cup parents love for its soft silicone straw and leak-proof seal - but the cup body and lid are PPSU plastic, so the drink still sits in a plastic vessel.

The verdict: Minimal plastic contact

Grosmimi's famous straw cup is a value-and-performance favorite - babies take to the soft silicone straw easily and the PureSeal valve genuinely doesn't leak. But materials-wise the cup body and lid are PPSU (a high-heat medical-grade plastic), with a silicone straw and a silicone sealing valve. So the drink lives in a plastic vessel and the child sips through silicone: minimal-contact, not silicone-only. PPSU is a more heat-stable plastic than PP, but it's still plastic in the drink path. Grosmimi's stainless-steel straw cup (304 outer / 316 inner) is the version that keeps the drink off plastic.

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What it's made of

PartMaterialFood contact
cup body
PPSU (polyphenylsulfone), a high-heat medical-grade plastic; no dedicated PPSU material slug, using plastic-other
Plastic
other / unspecified
Yes primary
lid
PPSU lid housing the straw and valve
Plastic
other / unspecified
Yes incidental
straw
soft platinum-silicone straw the child drinks through
Silicone Yes primary
sealing valve
silicone valve in the PureSeal system (paired with a weighted stainless ball)
Silicone Yes incidental

The Grosmimi straw cup is one of the most-recommended value picks in toddler drinkware: parents report babies switch to the soft silicone straw with little fuss, and the weighted-ball PureSeal valve holds a genuine no-leak seal in any orientation. It comes in 200ml (6oz) and 300ml (10oz), with side handles and a flip-top lid. If you want the same straw experience without the plastic vessel, the brand's stainless-steel straw cup (304/316 steel body, same silicone straw) is the swap.

Pros

  • Soft silicone straw babies take to easily; excellent leak-proof PureSeal valve
  • PPSU is heat-stable and stands up to repeated sterilizing better than PP
  • The performance/value favorite many parents recommend first

Cons

  • Cup body and lid are PPSU plastic - the drink sits in a plastic vessel
  • Silicone straws need replacing every couple of months
  • For a non-plastic vessel you have to step up to Grosmimi's stainless version

Notes

Categories: Sippy Cups & Toddler Cups

Sources

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