Some pearl-shaped bubble foods have been with us for a long time — not fads at all. Perhaps the classic is caviar, and fish ...
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Bubble Tea Boom and Why the World Can't Get Enough of This Drinkhas turned it into a cultural icon for younger generations. Bubble tea started in Taiwan during the 1980s when Liu Han-Chieh added sweetened tapioca pearls to cold tea at Chun Shui Tang teahouse.
Herrine Ro: Vancouver, British Columbia, is known for its boba. Bubble tea, pearls, however you want to call it. There are hundreds of bubble-tea shops serving variations of the Taiwanese drink ...
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