
Source: PR Times
Forget pumpkin spice lattes, bubble tea stand debuts pumpkin milk tea and other autumn veggie boba in Japan
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The bubble tea trend in Japan has brought all kinds of interesting variations on the sweet beverage to the fore. We’ve seen very cheap bubble tea, Pokemon bubble tea, and even ridiculously tall bubble teas.
Now for autumn, Japan’s branches of Taiwanese bubble tea chain 'The Alley' will be making use of some hearty fall vegetables to create a new milk tea sensation.
But this doesn’t mean that the lineup will be savoury, The Alley’s signature Assam milk tea will be mixed with cinnamon and cream to create sweet beverages with a vegetable twist.
Pumpkin x carrot bubble tea
There’s three seasonal flavours to choose from. First up is a fall staple, pumpkin, but with a hint of carrot as well.
Pistachio x Japanese mustard spinach bubble tea
The green option is a novel combination of Japanese mustard spinach and pistachio.
Chestnut x purple sweet potato bubble tea
One absolutely bursting with classic Japanese autumn tastes is the chestnut and purple sweet potato addition.
These drinks all cost 630 yen each and for 50 yen extra you can add a tapioca ball topping to make it a true bubble milk tea. In keeping with the autumn theme these teas are served hot to keep you toasty during the chilly season. The lineup will be sold from 18th September until 1st November, check out The Alley’s locations on their website.