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    Possmei Popping Boba Tea Drink Review: Fruity Oolong and Green Tea Energy in a Can

    Cassandra LeeBy Cassandra LeeMarch 26, 20262 Mins Read
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    Party like a pop star! It’s getting hot, pop open a Possmei Popping Boba Tea Drink. Being able to grab my favorite style of drink right out of my fridge really brings me joy. They use Oolong tea and green tea, giving each can a bright burst of natural energy. They come in four flavors; and you can order each flavor in a case of 24.

    The Perfect Size

    I like that it has the size and feel of 8oz RedBull can. The cans are brightly colored with a ‘popping boba’ character that has two bobas for eyes. The packaging definitely matches the explosion of flavor on the inside.

    The blue is Lychee Oolong Tea Drink, this was the first I wanted to try. Lychee is such a bright sweet fruit. The Strawberry Dragonfruit Oolong Tea Drink is in the pink can. I love this combination because it’s usually what is in my snack bowl.

    Amazing Flavor

    The bobas really paired well with the flavors, giving good texture and experience. The Mango Green Tea Drink was not as overpowering as I expected. I always shy away from mango because it’s usually intensely sweet, and some times not easy to capture.

    My usual go to boba combination is strawberry drink, with mango popping; but with this I’d try it the opposite way around! And the flavor I was most curious about was the Peach Green Tea Drink. Was it going to be a fair contender up against my daily work Peach RedBull?

    They are solid flavor wise, and easier on my stomach; I enjoyed it quite a bit. I think if you’re like me; trying to find more options for convenient, fruity, energetic, tea based drink, then Bodo’s popping boba drink is absolutely worth exploring. This was a wonderful little fruit basket experience that was bursting with excitement!

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