YHB Ocean Bomb Bubble Milk Tea Drink 315ml - Assorted Flavour (Pack of 4)

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Have you asked yourself this at least once? Or maybe your best friend has brought up this question within the friend circle at least once. The milk used in bubble teas serves to give you that silky and smooth texture when sipping on a delicious milk tea. Without a good creamer, a flavor like Thai tea wouldn’t be as great. Its main products include tea and bread aiming to achieve 1+1>2 effects. Its main customers are female ( 70%) and aging between 20-35 Active on social media: recommended 150 thousand times+ on Xiaohongshu, 8,000+ Weibo interactions, and 11 million plays on Douyin Cakes, ice cream, local desserts… these are a few of our favourite sugary things. Trends may come and go, but our sweet tooth remains. No matter if you’re a tea or coffee person, there’s a good chance you’ve sampled at least a couple of drinks from bubble tea stalls in Singapore. Especially since it’s so easy to snag a cup these days – the temptation to get in line lurks around every corner. But that also means we’re inundated with choice, which isn’t ideal when it comes to something as low on the healthy chart as bubble tea. Fret not! We’ve got you covered with our guide to the best boba brands that make every sip worth your while. All in moderation, of course. Oh, and BYO reusable cup and metal/bamboo straw please, because we’re all about that #lowwaste life. Best bubble tea spots in Singapore 1. Bober Tea Photography: Bober Tea via Facebook

Photography: The Alley via Facebook Whether you're all about zero-sugar drinks or 120% sweetness with all the toppings, there's a bubble tea brand in Singapore for you. Summary: from the table shown above, it can be concluded that 1) New Style Tea Drink raised more capital than its traditionalpeers, 2)New Style Tea Drink tend to be more active on social media and 3) Top players attracted the most funding in the industry - similar to winners takeall. Details of each The Taiwanese brand uses some of the purest water in the world to create these sparkling, super refreshing drinks in a range of mouth-watering flavours. They are best enjoyed chilled. Ocean Bomb Flavours But you’re not here the short answer are you now. Let’s break it down and see why there really isn’t that many calories in a drink called bubble tea. Calories in boba, read below! What are the Ingredients that Make Up Bubble Tea? It doesn’t matter if you use a tea bag or actual tea leaves, the boiled water that is later steeped into tea has little to no calories at all. This is part of the reason why bubble tea doesn’t have many calories when you think about it. The base (the biggest part in terms of ingredients in boba) doesn’t have many calories at all.R&B Tea, multiple locations including VivoCity, Wisma Atria and The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands 13. Milksha Photography: Milksha via Facebook Satisfy your cravings with the various sweet flavours offered across the Ocean Bomb drinks range. Each character design gets a different flavour, with things like ice cream, apple, strawberry and peach, to name just a few. Answer Tea started in Zhengzhou, a tier 2 city, in 2017. It gets incredible popularity on Douyin (抖音), the most popular short video App in China, shortly after being launched. Within two months, it received more than one million likes on Douyin and signed franchise contracts with more than 250 business partners. Within one year, it has more than 400 stores nationwide. Its products include pure tea, fruit tea, milk tea, and cheese tea With each bite of boba pearls, it should break down naturally in 8-15 bites. What are the Calories in Bubble Tea? Typically bubble tea shops will scoop ¼ a cup of tapioca pearls that translates to the above calorie count.

They usually make bubble tea with powder mix similar to this. Take honeydew tea for example. If you don’t see real honeydew being chopped up in the blender, it’s safe to say that they use an alternative like powder. Teafolia, multiple locations including Tampines and Aljunied 15. Playmade Photography: Playmade via FacebookIn the Chinese bubble tea market, there are millions of players which can be categorized into two main categories, namely traditional street bubble tea and the New Style Tea Drink. Their main differences lie on the ingredient, price, marketing, and product design. Considering the amount of chewing already involved, it’s no surprise that boba pearls are now starring in a number of culinary applications, working their way into everything from souffle pancakes, sandwiches, hot pot soup, pizza, creme brulee, and of course the stalwart, shaved ice. Where to get it: Belle Époque (美好年代), No. 23, Lane 52, Section 1, Da’an Road, Da’an District, Taipei; also at Baoguo (包果) and Ice Monster, both with multiple locations across Taipei When homegrown name Liho first launched in Singapore after Gong Cha retreated, bubble tea drinkers were torn between their intrigue over its line of cheese teas and their loyalty to the departed brand. Let’s just say, curiosity eventually won out. Granted, it’s not the most popular now, but it still draws in a regular crowd and keeps things fresh with limited edition drink series launches like taro and mango. Bubble tea upgradation comes along with the consumption upgradation. The Chinese consumers are shifting from low-quality drinkable tea to New Style Tea Drink, tea products with better ingredients and/or better design. EqualOcean considers the Chinese bubble tea market is a huge market with tremendous investing opportunities. Koi Thé, multiple locations including Ion Orchard, Bugis+ and Millenia Walk 18. Muyoo Photography: Muyoo via Facebook & Koi The via Facebook