Milk tea is especially popular in England, Ireland, Scotland, Canada, Sri Lanka, and China. It has a naturally sweet, creamy, balanced taste, but some preparations add spices, additional ...

Making bubble tea at home saves cash, and you can modify the flavor and sweetness to fit any bubble tea personality. Sadly, it's easy for the first few attempts to come out watery. Here’s what I ...

Simply put, classic bubble tea is black tea brewed with milk and sugar, then poured over ice and tapioca balls. But it also comes in a wide variety of flavors with countless customization options.

Call it milk tea, boba, bubble tea or pearl milk tea, It’s got many names. They all mean that delicious, sweet cold drink that usually comes with different toppings.

The long-running D.C. teahouse in Dupont, Penn Quarter, and Lafayette Park serves a classic bubble tea with iced black tea, milk, sugar, and tapioca pearls. Add a reusable stainless steel boba straw ...

Popular in the Southwest for quite a while, the specialty bubble tea craze has reached Northeast Ohio, with the summer opening of Milk n’ Tea at 7868 Broadview Road in Parma.

Bubble tea or "boba tea" is a sweetened drink made of flavored tea, milk and bubbles. The translucent, squishy bubbles called boba are very easy to make. You only need three ingredients: tapioca ...