This tea-based drink, made with chewy tapioca pearls, is sure to give you a caffeine boost with a flavorful twist. Here’s how ...

Other add-ins, like grass jelly (which has an herbal taste), pudding ... the authenticity of study. The delightfully chewy drink originates in Taiwan. In the 1980s a beverage visionary decided ...

So it was with only slight trepidation that I threw a can of Mong Lee Shang brand Honey Flavour [sic] Grass Jelly Drink into my basket ... But those little square, chewy chunks floating around ...

Boba, bubble tea, pearls, tapioca balls; whatever the name, the chewy ball drink that originated ... are becoming more available in shops: Grass jelly: Grass jelly is made by boiling a plant ...

Maybe it's the chewy, craveable texture of the tapioca ... The topping choices expanded beyond tapioca balls to include elements like grass jelly, almond jelly, egg pudding, and red beans.

The Front Range is awash with spots to drink sweet, creamy ... Order: The green-tea-based coconut milk tea with boba and chewy rectangles of coconut jelly, or the taro slush, made with fresh taro that ...

Here's the Springfield News-Leader's roundup of where to get the Taiwanese drink in Springfield ... Topping options include grass jelly, lychee jelly, black and white boba. They also serve ...

She opts for grass jelly and sago, and for fruit, papaya. It’s both native to Mexico and “considered a very traditional Southern Chinese soup ingredient,” says Wu, who remembers a recipe for ...