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Boba is an Asian-style drink made from tapioca pearls and tea. The drink is served hot or cold, with the tapioca pearls at the bottom. It's sometimes referred to as "bubble tea" or "boba milk tea".

Boba is prepared by mixing together brewed tea, a sweetener such as honey or syrup, and tapioca pearls. The combination is then shaken up until the ingredients are combined. The drink can be served hot or cold depending on preference.

Generally any type of black, green, oolong, jasmine or chai teas can be used in boba drinks. Fruit infused teas are also commonly used in boba drinks to add flavor and sweetness.

While there aren’t any specific health benefits associated with drinking boba, some studies have found that the antioxidants found in tea may help protect against certain types of cancers and reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases. Additionally, some people who suffer from lactose intolerance find boba more palatable than dairy-based drinks due to its lack of dairy products.

Yes, most boba drinks will have calories. The exact amount will depend on how it is prepared and what ingredients are added to it. For example, adding sweetened condensed milk will add extra calories compared to just using honey or syrup as a sweetener.

Yes, typically boba is gluten free as long as no gluten-containing ingredients are added to the drink such as flavored syrups with gluten additives. It’s always important to check with your server if you have dietary restrictions before ordering your drink.

Generally yes it does contain caffeine since most preparations start with brewed tea base made from caffeinated tea leaves (green/black/oolong/jasmine/chai). However there are decaffeinated versions available that use decaffeinated teas for their base instead which can offer a caffeine-free alternative for those looking for one.