Does it feel frustrating when you notice that all the bubble tea in your cup has finished before the bobas? You're not alone. The strategy is to maximize how you consume boba in every sip, i.e., chew the maximum number of boba while sipping a minimal drop of tea.
But, what's considered a "minimum and maximum?" Based on assumptions, at the bottom of your bubble tea cup are layers of bobas that stack nicely on each other.
Dip a straw down in the cup of tea, and you'll find plenty of bobas already inside your straw. The rest of your straw up until the height of the tea contains tea.
You sip until all bobas fills your mouth, and stop.
After a sip, plenty is gradually reduced from your cup, while the many teas are still left. Many factors can affect your overall drinking experience and decide where your no a can finish before tea. Here are they:
Cup Dimension
Your cup's shape may affect how well your boba can stick together. If you have a wider cup, the bobas can spread more and you take less boba per sip.
What's inside the cup
Of course, more tea means a higher chance of success. The more the boba the less the tea space and the more the bobas to finish. An additional variable is an ice. While it stacks up some spaces, with time, it also melts and increases the volume of tea, gradually.
How you drink your bubble tea
Taking more tea in a sip or forcefully sucking the bobas or sipping the drink sluggishly until the ice melts can influence your result.
What to keep in mind
We recommend using a slim cup rather than a wide one. A slim cup will create a wide level of bobas, and you won't be able to catch the bobas easily.
Avoid adding excess ice
And if you must add ice, allow it to melt to increase the tea volume. Make sure you shake your cup before you drink to keep the entire drink cold incase you had dropped ice on the top and unstirred.
The downside is that your tea might be diluted. However, you'd prefer a powerful sip to a weak one. Powerful sips give you access to the bobas, while the weak one may only let you get the tea. Be sure not to get aggressive with the sip to avoid getting choked.
Where to sip the best bubble tea
Enter one of Gong Cha's bubble tea stores. They prepare fresh, healthy, and gluten-free bubble tea. Unlike many brands that mix powered creams with their boba tea, Gong cha prefers natural organic milk.
Customers from all their outlets are allowed to customize their drinks based on choice. For instance, you're free to select your sugar level- from half sugar, full sugar, or no sugar option. And if you love to enjoy the sweetness of bubble tea without sugar, Gong Cha allows you to replace it with honey. Sound good, right?
Gong Cha Milk Tea Series To Keep You Warm This Winter
Winter is here. It's time to put down your favorite bubble tea and ignore your appetite, since the last thing you want to do is drink anything cold, right? Bubble tea is designed to be enjoyed at any time of the year, regardless of the season. While the older variety of the tea is more popular, a series of warm bubble tea can be enjoyed in the winter.
The Best Boba Tea On East Coast
Boba tea has been around for several centuries and decades and it has retained and attained a global position as a widely accepted product and drink. In 2017, the popularity of the drink skyrocketed after been accepted in the western countries with bubble tea shops like Gongcha reporting a huge boom in business in top countries in the world.
Most Popular Bubble Tea Store in New York
The long wait is finally over for residences of New York who have been anticipating a new Gong cha Bubble Tea shop. We are happy to announce our new store open at Woodbury Common Premium Outlets (714 Bluebird Court Unit# 714, Woodbury, NY 10917). Additionally, we have a new store opening soon in New York City located at 2061 Broadway, New York, NY 10023.
