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What's with Asian people and bubble tea?

>> No.38342343

Its popular among zoomers basically everywhere they can source the tapioca, at least in the same ballpark of milk tea.

>> No.38342726

I like tea, I like putting milk in tea. Sometimes I get the urge to buy them while out on a walk or with friends, and there's a shitton of those shops

>> No.38342757

>>38342124
Well zoomer teens are always buying that bubble tea mostly the large one. But it's kinda disappointing that they threw it with a half of bubble which is kinda a waste of money. Maybe they just want to feel rich but just wasting money and food instead.

>> No.38342913
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In south America, there's this ice cream made out of fruit, called "açaí" wich, is ok. nothing phenomenal, but for some reason, female zoomers made part of their personalities to declare "I looove açaí!! " Wich is bizarre. I assume the love for bubble tea must also be purely cultural, even though, asians are not known for liking each other or their cultures.

>> No.38343608

>>38342913
pasta material

>> No.38343632

What's with American people and niggers?

>> No.38343701
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Over sweeten Taiwanese milk tea with starch balls in it.
Being sweet and chewy makes it a prefect drink/dessert, and it wont expire as quickly like milkshake. It can also mixed with everything, which Japanese happen to like this kind of quirky sweet drinks.
Though they are usually too thick and sweet as a proper tea. And I hate that trope that girl spilling them when trying to hold them on their chest, as many bubble tea are sealed with plastic film.
Stocking milk tea is still the king. It's a shame I never saw any anime girl trying to filter tea with them, now I have to ask you to get out.
>>>/ck/

>> No.38343814

>>38342124
what is it with americans and double half caf triple shot mochiatataco boiling ice almond milk drinks in organic free range cups with paper straws?

>> No.38343857

>>38343701
Damn, this made me want to eat something sweet.

>> No.38343871
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>>38342913
uma delícia

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/jp/ - Taiwan/General

>> No.38346947

what's with murican and burgers

>> No.38348712

>>38342124
In america, it's the equivalent of white girls and Starbucks

>> No.38351172

>>38342124
me urban lifu and extra income.

>> No.38351697

The bubble tea fad is already over. Now it's fruit sandwiches.

>> No.38352438

>>38351697
got any examples?

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>>38352438
Well, I'm only speaking for Japan but, I see that shit everywhere now.

>> No.38354729

>>38352764
I've lived in Japan several years now and still I do not understand the love for crustless white bread. It is completely vile.

>> No.38354774

>>38342913
my mum is a white australian and she loves this stuff, never understood the appeal but she can probably say the same about my interests.

>> No.38354926

>>38354729
Yeah me neither.

>> No.38357553

Is that what they call tapioca?
Why the flying fuck they call it that way?
It has nothing to do with our south american Tapioca food, the original tapioca.

>> No.38357719

>>38357553
It is tapioca. The same from south America.
Tapioca is not the dish, tapioca is the extract of manioc (amido de mandioca) these balls are made out of it and colored after.

>> No.38357805

>>38342913
Açai isn't ice cream though.

>> No.38357842

Why the fuck are they putting starch balls in a drink, that's retarded.

>> No.38358087

>>38357805
What would you describe it? Smoothie?
>>38357842
Tea with milk sounds disgusting

A propósito; vocês do Sul chamam o Munguzá (papa de leite com milho e côco) INCORRETAMENTE de canjica.
E a verdadeira canjica, vocês chamam de curau de milho. Eu espero nunca passar por uma situação em que eu esteja a fim de um delicioso Munguzá e me sirvam canjica por que vcs misturaram tudo

>> No.38358200

>>38358087
>What would you describe it? Smoothie?
Yeah, there is açai ice cream, but you don't have milk or any additives in the real thing.

>> No.38371620

>>38358087
>Tea with milk sounds disgusting
It's fine if you look at it as having milk as main ingredient and tea just for flavor even though proportionally it's more tea than milk.

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>>38342124
https://youtu.be/UQbMxZNWEOE

>> No.38372365

>>38343632
based

>> No.38379169

>>38343701
>And I hate that trope that girl spilling them when trying to hold them on their chest
I have literally never seen that happen.

>> No.38382500

Japan has had a history of dessert fads (eg. tiramisu), for tapioca it's already their third boom.

>> No.38383196

>>38342124
they enjoy it

>> No.38385377

How long does a thread lasts on /jp/?

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>>38379169
You're new to the internet then. A few years ago there was a meme with girls sitting the cup on their chest. Smaller and flat ones would be shown dropping it. Pic sort of related, though it's a different way of a flatty doing it.

>>38385377
310 posts and then however long it takes for someone to spam the board without the mods showing up and deleting the posts.

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>>38385779
>>38379169

>> No.38386880

>>38385779
>>38385789
If you make a hole with a straw then obviously it'd spill out through that hole.

>> No.38387652

>>38354729
>>38354926
American influence.
They still don't understand that's not what actual bread looks or tastes like.

>> No.38388354

>>38387652
Crust-less white-bread sandwiches are common solely in brit*in, as all civilised people understand them to be an abomination.

>> No.38388401

>>38342124
Stupid overhyped drink with no real taste or nutrion value. I'd take lemonade over that for any day

>> No.38388550

>>38342124
>bubble tea
What's bubble tea precious, what's bubble tea!?!?!??!

>> No.38392043

>>38342124
Bubble tea is nice but you have to get it without the bubbles, which are disgusting.

>> No.38392703

>>38342343
Pretty sure it's been around since the early 2000s. But there is definitely a resurgence in popularity

>> No.38392789

>>38388401
It's way too sweet for me yeah. Once a week is fine but no more beyond that.

>> No.38392932

>>38342913
Looks like taro. Does it taste like that too?

>> No.38392961

Why do disconnected basement dwellers feel the need to look down on fads? Is it a cope for their listess, uneventful lives?

>> No.38392994

>>38388401
last time I went to japan(over 2 years now damn) I had a cool combo of lemonade and yakult. I still make those every other day now

>> No.38393277

>>38343632
>>38343814
>>38346947
>>38392961
Jews

>> No.38393289

>>38386880
He meant that the top usually comes off when it falls, either after hitting the ground or as the reason it is falling.

>> No.38394256

>>38392932
Tastes like somewhat bitter, more earthy blueberries. This isn't a great description but should get the point across.

>> No.38395709

>>38392961
Fads are bad.

>> No.38395882

>>38392961
because fad is a derogatory term by using it you are looking down on fads

>> No.38395901

>>38395709
>>38395882
Sounds like bitter coping.

>> No.38395929

Just a fad

>> No.38395944

>>38395901
well i guess in this case it'd be sweet coping heh :')

>> No.38396330

>>38395944
You think you're a clown aren't you?

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