The biodegradability of tapioca starch cross linked with phosphorus oxychloride was studied according to the half-vivo model by using micropopulation symbiotic cocultures.
It's likely that these same bubbles formed when she first poured her tapioca dessert into her tea during that fateful, boring meeting when she invented the stuff.
Recognizable to many people by the tapioca balls at the bottom and the wide straws that allow you to sip them along with your tea, you probably know bubble tea when you see it.
Even though Lin Hsiu Hui first created bubble tea by adding tapioca balls into her tea, the " bubble" in bubble tea actually refers to the oxygen pockets formed by shaking the tea.