Why the ‘Bubble Tea’ Craze is Bad for Your Health

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Why the ‘Bubble Tea’ Craze is Bad for Your Health

The popularity of ‘bubble tea’ has skyrocketed in recent years, with many American cities selling this traditionally Taiwanese drink in coffee shops and restaurants. Made of tea, milk and tapioca pearls, it doesn’t sound like a particularly unhealthy drink. However, it tends to contain massive amounts of sugar.

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