Pearl milk tea lovers can't miss this out — must-try: top 4 popular pearl popsicle drinks

By MOOK Scenic Spots Home, compiled report
 
Taiwan, as the kingdom of bubble tea, has seen its iconic bubble milk tea evolve from a hand-shaken beverage into a variety of sweet treats, especially the chewy tapioca pearls, which have become a beloved ingredient in many specialty desserts. And now even convenience stores offer coffee drinks and frozen treats with pearls. Below are pearl desserts you can buy at convenience stores — pearl lovers can't miss these out!

1. Sumei Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea Ice Cream
Following the trend of bubble milk tea, the next big hit in Taiwan’s hand-shaken drink scene was brown sugar pearl fresh milk. And now, you can actually “eat” that flavor too. The well-known ice cream brand Sumei Ice Cream recently launched its “Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea Ice Cream,” which immediately sparked heated online discussion — it actually contains chewy pearls inside the popsicle. The taste of the ice cream itself is identical to that of brown sugar pearl fresh milk, and it's absolutely amazing. This ice cream was initially only sold at PX Mart, but is now available at convenience stores too. Pearl lovers who haven’t tried it yet should head to their nearest convenience store ASAP!

2. CITY CAFÉ Coffee Pearl Latte
7-11 has done it again with a new launch. The “Coffee Pearl Latte,” released on March 27, combines rich milky coffee with sweet pearls to balance out the bitterness — perfect for pearl lovers who prefer less sweetness.

3. SERIA ROILE Pearl Milk Tea Ice Cream
This pearl milk tea ice cream also created a sensation upon its release. A limited-edition pearl milk tea popsicle from a Japanese ice cream company, it features a crispy pastry crust on the outside, filled with creamy milk tea ice cream, and soft, chewy pearls in between for a richly layered taste experience — definitely worth trying.

4. Yi Mei Pearl Milk Tea Ice Cream
Yi Mei Foods, whose new milk tea series always causes buying frenzies, has its own pearl milk tea popsicle too. This one is a two-tone ice cream — one layer is milk-flavored, the other is pearl milk tea-flavored. The pearls are on the softer and smaller side, and many reviewers say the sweetness level is just right, plus the price is very affordable. With summer getting hotter, why not grab one from the convenience store to cool down?

 

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