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What are your favorite non-sweet/semi-sweet bubble teas?

>> No.16667725

bubble tea

>> No.16667729

>>16667719
never had it, and don't think I could drink this at +30 without a amount of irony that I feel would be too sophomoric as well

>> No.16667747

>>16667729
Looks like you need to work on your self-esteem

>> No.16667749

>>16667747
i have literally never had sex

>> No.16667795

>>16667749
Same

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>>16667729
>>16667747
>>16667749
>>16667795
Beautiful.

>> No.16667868

I like floral green tea with a bit of honey no milk

>> No.16668285

Honeydew melon boba, or taro root~ the best.

>> No.16668296

>>16667719
Never had it, seems like a fad for zoomers

>> No.16668308

>>16667719
Pretty good, in the city I grew up in, I used to always buy them after school for $2 and they were a good deal, just visited last year and now they're $8+

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>>16667719
Disney World brunch at California Grill (pricey but pretty damn good) has Mimosas with the OJ being orange bubbles.They come with these huge-ass straws but I didn't use them.

>> No.16668434

>>16668296
Bubble Tea has been around since before you were a tickle in your daddy's nutsack.

>> No.16668470

>>16667719
There was this local place that had a salty Mongolian milk tea boba that was my favorite drink ever. They went out of business though and I've never been able to find a place with something like it.

>> No.16668487

>>16668434
Is it an american thing though? What exactly is bubble tea? How does it differ from normal tea (ofc I could google but I wont) ?

>> No.16668498

>>16667719
milk tea

>> No.16668522

>>16668487
Yeah. I got Bubble Tea in Columbus Ohio back in 2001. It's probably been around even longer before that.

Bubble Tea is like regular tea, but it usually has milk powder, condensed milk, or evaporate milk added to it. It also has signature tapioca pearls, which you suck through the fat straw and chew on.
If you get it from a cafe, the tea is usually hella sweet, and the tapioca pearls are often boiled in a simple syurp rather than water.

>> No.16668569

>>16668522
>tapioca pearls
Lel, I hate these things, the taste is just horrible, no wonder I never heard of bubble tea.
>tea with milk
Yeah, not really, british drink it and I have tried, all I can say it is an aquired taste

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>> No.16669692

Guaranteed pussy if you take a Korean girl out for bubble tea.