Does anyone know how to make the tapioca drinks served in Asian restaurants? It may also be called
bubble tea. It usually consists of a fresh fruit, syrup(?) and a powder. TIA
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Asian Tapioca drinks
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"Mark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Does anyone know how to make the tapioca drinks served in Asian restaurants? It may also be called
bubble tea. It usually consists of a fresh fruit, syrup(?) and a powder. TIASure just go here and start reading:
bubbleteasupply.comindex.phpOpen ↗
Dimitri
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Perfect, Dimitri. Thank you, my friend, this is exactly what we were
looking for. :-)Dimitri said:
"Mark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Does anyone know how to make the tapioca drinks served in Asian restaurants? It may also be called
bubble tea. It usually consists of a fresh fruit, syrup(?) and a powder. TIASure just go here and start reading:
bubbleteasupply.comindex.phpOpen ↗
Dimitri
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