Milk tea and bubble tea (aka boba tea) are all the rage among consumers these days, but what sets them apart from each other?

Milk tea is a basic Indian obsession, and people can go for three or more teas in a day. The creamy sweetness and the texture are so addictive that people search for the reasons to have tea in a day.

M.G. Ha, the co-owner of Milk Tea Lab’s San Jose location (1601 Branham Lane), believes the trend may have originated in Guangzhou, China, where boba and hot pot are sometimes combined in the ...

At San Jose's Milk Tea Lab, you can order a hot pot-style Milk Tea Pot for $16, which comes with jellies, boba and fruit syrups so up to three people can customize their sips.

And for tea with milk, Francl recommends warming the milk first, so that it doesn't curdle when it hits the hot water. Sounds harmless, right?

Classic milk tea consists of sweetened black tea and milk, but they also come in various flavors. Here's where to find the best boba in the desert.

China drink brand Genki Forest (Yuanqisenlin (元气森林) has had to apologise for marketing a milk tea brand as having no sucrose, after a state media video discussing the product made it a hot topic ...

If you want your cup of tea to stay as hot as possible, should you put milk in immediately, or wait until you are ready to drink it? Katie Steckles does the sums ...

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