Bubble/boba tea has become a global phenomenon. But, despite its popularity, people still want to know what it is exactly and ...

Boba tea is a beloved drink consumed by Canadians across the country. Its array of flavours and colours — heightened by the boba pearls themselves — makes it a delectable and fun treat.

Instructions. Make black tapioca pearls: In a bowl, whisk 125g of tapioca starch and 10g cocoa powder. Set aside. In a small saucepan, whisk 5g of tapioca starch, brown sugar, and water.

Boba tea can come in a variety of flavor combinations. Different fruits, syrups, and other add-ons can be mixed into boba tea, including fruit jellies, pudding, ice, and chunks of fruit.

The tea became known as "boba" because the term is Taiwanese slang for breasts (a reference to the spherical shape of the tapioca balls), and is believed to have originated from Chinese characters.

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Boba tea, also known as bubble tea or pearl milk tea, is gaining fame as a refreshing and playful drink that fans can customize to their tastes. Here's where to try it in South Florida.