In the case of bubble tea, the beverage commonly gets confused with milk tea. While some people are quick to assume that milk tea and bubble tea are interchangeable terms, this is not the case.

Boba culture started in the late '80s, and its origins are debated. Milk tea was already well-known in Taiwan, as tea drinking was a robust practice in East Asia. Both shaved ice and tapioca balls ...

Every time I sipped on boba milk tea; the smooth milk tea paired with those chewy tapioca balls never failed to cheer me up. There is magic inside the boba milk tea. It’s all about the perfect combo ...

These sweet drinks, also referred to as bubble tea or pearl milk tea, blend sweet milk tea with chewy tapioca pearls, and they're all the craze among my fellow Millennials and Gen Z-ers.

it's just boba milk tea and some type of sweetener." Chau anticipates a larger collision course with other café styles including coffee and maybe smoothies. When asked if he worries about boba ...

Milk tea, cake, ice cream, shaved ice and ice pops. These are some of the sweet treats in which foodies can find boba— the chewy tapioca balls, sometimes known as bubbles. Popular with milk tea ...

The Taiwanese drink was invented in the 1980s and is tea mixed with milk or sometimes fruits topped with tapioca pearls (or boba). Boba is chewy and often filled with fruit juices so they pop when ...