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by Prof. Jack Wehner Published 2 years ago Updated 1 year ago
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Some classic types of bubble tea that can be found on every tea house menu include:

  • Milk Tea: A refreshing combination of brewed black tea, milk, and (optional) tapioca pearls
  • Thai Tea: A strong black tea combined with sweetened condensed milk and studded with (optional) tapioca pearls
  • Taro Bubble Tea: Incorporates puréed taro, a purple root similar to sweet potato that has a toasty, sweet flavor

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Which bubble tea tastes the best?

Black Milk Tea or Hong Kong Milk Tea The black milk tea flavor or selection of boba is the all time classic and some may say the father of bubble tea or boba. It all started with this flavor and shortly after many other flavors came about. Without a doubt, this is the most popular boba tea flavor.

What are the top 10 boba flavors?

Additional mix-ins that provide flavor to bubble tea drinks range from fresh fruit and pudding to red bean and cheese cream.12 Best Bubble Tea Flavors. As you can see, there are endless varieties of bubble tea flavor combinations based on the tea, milk and bubbles alone. ... Black Tea. ... Matcha. ... Jasmine. ... Mango. ... Taro. ... Melon. ... Lychee.More items...•

What is the most popular boba order?

In order, here are the most popular boba tea flavors:Classic milk tea.Thai tea.Matcha milk tea.Brown sugar boba milk tea.Vietnamese coffee.Jasmine green milk tea.Mango slush.Oreo smoothie.More items...•

Are bubble teas healthy?

Unfortunately, boba itself provides very few health benefits, though its calories and carbohydrates can provide you with a boost in energy. In most cases, boba tea contains high levels of sugar, which is linked to long-term health conditions like diabetes and obesity.

What boba should I get for the first time?

You can't go wrong with a honeydew milk tea, taro milk green tea, chai tea, jasmine milk tea or matcha milk green tea. One thing to note, some boba shops have customizable menus that include soy, almond or whole milk. Otherwise, many boba shops carry a non-dairy creamer.

Does Starbucks have boba?

Starbucks is capitalizing on the boba drink trend and coming out with its own “Coffee Popping Pearls” similar to the popular Asian boba drinks. Starbucks is well known for introducing new and delicious food and beverages for us to indulge in.

What flavor is boba?

Flavored boba is traditional boba pearls that have been cooked in or coated with a flavored syrup. The flavors can range from fruity flavors, such as mango and strawberry, to exotic flavors, such as coconut and aloe. Note that flavored tapioca pearls are also called jelly pearls at some cafes.

How do you choose bubble tea?

Tips for Ordering Your First Boba TeaDecide if you want milk or no milk. There are many types of bubble tea, but all of them are made either with milk or without it. ... Choose one of the popular flavors. The most frequently ordered boba teas are favorites for a reason. ... Don’t get overwhelmed by toppings.

What flavor is the purple boba tea?

Taro Milk TeaHowever, in the world of bubble tea, the original purple drink has always been the Taro Milk Tea. Perhaps it's the eye-catching purple hues or its uniquely sweet and nutty flavor, but the taro root has undoubtedly become one of the world's most popular ingredients.

Is boba healthier than Starbucks?

When you compare a cup of Starbucks Caramel Frappuccino and a milk tea with boba both at 16 oz. (grande) you'll find that the standard frap contains 420 calories with 66 grams of sugar, while the tea is just 212 calories with 42 grams of sugar, plus another 200-250 calories with boba added.

Does boba stay in your stomach?

Doctors Say Large Amounts Of Tapioca Starch Can Be Hard To Digest. SACRAMENTO (CBS13) — Can you have too much boba? For one 14-year-old in China, the answer is yes. She had to be hospitalized after more than 100 tapioca balls were found stuck in her stomach.

Is lychee jelly healthier than boba?

While we can assume that some added sugar from the soaking process will be absorbed into the finished boba, based on nutrition facts alone, boba seems to be significantly lower in sugar and calories than lychee jelly.

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