Boba Pearl
Boba Pearl
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 Boba Bubble Tea Tapioca Black Q Pearls 88 oz  US $3.75
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 Bubble Tea Pearls Tapioca Black Pearls Boba Tea 1 2 Pound URBAN MONK TEAS US $1.55
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 Mango Flavored Bubble Boba Tea Powder Drink Kit US $29.99
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 BUBBLE BOBA TEA BLACK TAPIOCA PEARL PREMIUM Q US $6.50
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 BOBA TAPIOCA PEARLS READY IN 5 MINUTES USA SELLER US $8.93
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 Bubble Tea Powders US $18.00
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 Red Bean Flavored Bubble Boba Tea 3 in 1 Powder Mix US $9.50
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 Taro Flavored Bubble Boba Tea Powder Drink Mix Kit US $29.99
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 Taro Flavored Bubble Boba Tea 3 in 1 Powder Drink Mix US $9.50
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 Mango Flavor Bubble Boba Tea 3 in 1 Powder Drink 22lb US $9.50
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 2 BAGS BLACK BUBBLE TEA BOBA PEARL 88 OZ FAST SHIP US $7.99
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 Blueberry Flavor Bubble Boba Tea 3 in 1 Powder Drink US $9.50
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 Honeydew Flavored Bubble Boba Tea 3 in 1 Powder Mix US $9.50
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 WuFuYuan Tapioca Pearl color Net Wt 88 Oz US $5.99
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 BUBBLE BOBA TEA BLACK TAPIOCA PEARL PREMIUM Q 6 BAGS US $32.00
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 1 BAG RAINBOW BOBA TAPIOCA PEARL 22LB FAST SHIPPING US $9.10
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 3 Bags WuFuYuan Tapioca Pearl Black Net Wt 88 Oz US $12.99
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 6 BLACK BUBBLE TEA BOBA PEARL 88 OZ FAST SHIPPING US $26.99
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 RAINBOW BOBA TAPIOCA PEARLS MADE READY IN 5 MINUTES US $8.93
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 BUBBLE BOBA THAI TEA POWDER MIX US $13.40
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 BUBBLE BOBA TEA COLORED TAPIOCA PEARL PREMIUM Q US $8.25
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 Coffee Latte Flavored Bubble Boba Tea Powder Drink Mix Kit US $29.99
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 Milk Tea Flavor Bubble Boba Tea 3 in 1 Powder Drink US $9.50
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Facts About Taiwan
The ‘beautiful island' of Taiwan is nestled between Japan and Philippines in the Western Pacific Ocean. This sweet-potato-shaped atoll, tucked away in the southwest coast of China, boasts of a total area of 13,800 square miles. This mountainous island, with its bustling metropolis and rural vistas, is a mélange of cultural influences and is apparently home to a diverse population like the Hokkien, Hakka, and Mainlander aboriginals. Initially governed by the Republic of China, today its political standing remains disputed chiefly because of the territorial tug-of-war between the Republic of China and the People's Republic of China. The history of Taiwan goes back to about 400 years. Initially home to a Malay-Polynesian populace, Taiwan was later colonized by the Dutch. It was only much later that the Chinese tribes filtered in and gained dominance over the land. One of the most developed industrialized nations in Asia, Taiwan ranks as one of the ‘Four Asian Tigers' along with Hong Kong, Singapore and South Korea. The hybrid culture of Taiwan is splattered with diverse influences of Japanese, Confucian, Han Chinese, American, European, global, local and Taiwanese aborigine cultures.
Interesting And Fun Facts About Taiwan
- Taiwan is nicknamed ‘Ilha Formosa', meaning beautiful island. It was christened so by the Portuguese sailors in the sixteenth century. Taiwan is also fondly known as ‘The Kingdom of the Corals'
- Did you know Taiwan is the fifteenth most densely populated country in the world?
- Jade Mountain or Mount Yu is the highest peak in Taiwan, situated 3950m above sea level.
- Taipei 101, or the Taipei Financial Center, is ranked as the world's second tallest building after the Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
- Baseball is the most popular sport in Taiwan and is apparently the national game of the region.
- Taiwan is rather famous for its films. The first Taiwanese film was released in the year 1901.
- The streets of Taiwan have more than 291,000 vendors, approximately.
- Taiwan boasts of more than 22.2 million mobile users.
- Taiwan is 245 miles long and 89 miles wide and has a total area of 13,900 square miles.
- Taiwan is the 17th largest economy in the world and is one of the world's leading producers of computers and computer related products.
- Taiwan has the highest recycling rates in the world.
- Taiwan has the lowest poverty rate in the world.
- Taiwan, in Chinese, means "terraced bay".
- Although the national language of Taiwan is Mandarin, most of the local people prefer to speak in Fujianese and Hakka.
- A breakfast/lunch/dinner meal in Taiwan basically includes of a bowl of rice, a vegetarian dish, a meat dish and a lightly flavored soup. Also, it is considered disrespectful in Taiwan to waste food.
- The popular Asian drink ‘Bubble Tea' or ‘Boba' that is made with milk and tapioca pearl originated in Taiwan in the 1980s.
- Taipei is the largest city in Taiwan.
- Taiwan has a democratic form of government where the officials are elected by the general people.
- Taiwan has participated in the Winter Olympic Games 9 times so far.
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The traditional festival of Taiwanese people revolves around their agricultural cycle and their most important celebration is the Chinese New Year or the Spring Festival.
- Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism are the three prevalent religions in Taiwan.
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purpose of the boba in the bubble drinks.....?
okay so i know what the boba is.... small tapioca pearls that are added into tea and shakes.
but what is the purpose of these tiny, tasteless, chewy balls? I just really don't get the point of them...they give no other taste to the drink.
interesting. I tried it today, and it wasn't bad...but it certainly wasn't sweet...i was just wondering what the point to them were...idk.
maybe I just didn't have a well made drink. My roommate said the same thing (we both got one) neither one of us could taste anything from them. idk..i will venture to another place and try them again 
texture mainly, it adds an extra dimension to the drink.
Plus some of us actually find they DO have a taste, and LIKE it!
I ADORE blueberry milk tea with tapioca pearls, and will go a LONG way to get my boba tea the way I like it!
