That chewy boba gets sucked up alongside every sip of the milk tea via an extra wide straw. The starchy balls nestle at the bottom of the cup, eager to be vacuumed up (it's a lot of fun).

Britain is a nation of tea lovers – 76% of us drink at least one cup every day. Yet we can't seem to agree on the best method to make it. From the type of tea to use, to how long to brew it, and ...

A sweet, milky beverage, it gets its name from the chewy tapioca balls or 'boba' added to the drink and "slurped through a jumbo straw", said ... brown sugar milk, contain no tea at all.

Divide the pearls with syrup between the two glasses, followed by the tea and milk, and fill with ice. Stir to combine. Insert a boba straw and taste, adding more syrup if you prefer a sweeter drink.

KAMAKURA, Kanagawa Prefecture--For third-grader Yuki Harasawa, a video on YouTube about plastic waste was the last straw. She decided ... distributed for drinking milk during school lunches.

I visited Athens’ newest boba tea shop, BobaMania, located in Five Points at 1557 S. Lumpkin St. It might escape first notice ...