For anyone unfamiliar, boba is a sweet milk or fruit tea-based drink that was invented in Taiwan in the 1980s. Also called bubble tea, the drink often features black, chewy tapioca pearls and other ...

In 1988, a Taiwanese tea house chain invented the black pearls, according to CNN. Now, the balls, often referred to as boba or bubble tea, are available all over Asia, Australia, the United ...

Boba tea originated in the 1980s in Taiwan, and today it is beloved across the world and comes in many different boba flavors ...

While you know and love boba tea, with its black tapioca balls, on your next order instead add popping boba for a change of pace -- and flavor. advertisement. Tasting Table.

Bubble tea is a popular Taiwanese drink that contains chewy black balls at the bottom — the "boba" — that are sucked through a large straw.

Bubble tea, boba tea, or pearl tea is a tea-based drink with small round tapioca balls (or pearls) bobbing at the bottom of the cup. This Taiwanese beverage has become increasingly popular in ...

Comin' straight outta Cali, a boba milk tea was my slurping situation. Arriving in Miami, and subsequent New York trips, it became clear that those balls in liquid were now referred to as bubble tea.

The draw in bubble tea, the cheap, sweet, milky drink sold in specialty cafes and restaurants across America, has long been the “bubble,” the gelatinous tapioca balls that one chews on while ...

Can one person have too much boba? In the case of a 14-year-old in China, the answer is yes after doctors reportedly found more than 100 tapioca balls stuck in her belly.

Can one person have too much boba? In the case of a 14-year-old in China, the answer is yes after doctors reportedly found more than 100 tapioca balls stuck in her belly.