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  Yeah I'm not talking about fake milk tea here.
context: Well, you certainly hit a very unpopular opinion. I personally quite like a tasty Taro Slush with pearls. >
  
  I love chewing on them but I know some people are not fans of the texture. Also there’s definitely good boba and mehh boba >
  
  Have you tried the exploding bubbles? With that little bit of juice they are just lovely >
  
  Oh no that's gross. When I lived in China a few years ago, several local coffee shops that I used to frequent started a fad of adding those exploding bubbles into iced coffee, and many times you couldn't even order a drink without them, for one reason or another. >
  
  Me  : >
  
  I couldn't imagine wasting my precious tapioca supply on boba tea! /s >
  
  Tapioca chips are nice >
  
  I like to drink milk tea but without that stupid boba >
  
  Never had the desire to try it, and I don't think I ever shall. >
  
  I love it. >
  
  Tapioca is always disgusting, but the number of these places the average california suburb can support is truly astounding. >
  
  I suppose when you say milk tea you mean the base of bubble tea. Some places made the base with cheap artificial flavor dairy powder. That’s what you get when you buy cheap bubble tea.
  There are certainly better ones brew with real tea leaves and real milk.