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Belinda says: “Taiwanese Bubble Tea is a hugely popular drink amongst children and teenagers but some recipes can contain over 10 teaspoons of sugar and a lot of artificial flavourings and colourings, including tartrazine and sunset yellow, both of which have been linked to hyperactivity in children. This is a healthier version which has the benefit of green tea, but with much lower sugar. To avoid the caffeine, you can use decaffeinated green tea.”
Makes 1 serving
Credit: Belinda Blake, DipION, registered nutritional therapist | https://eatyourselffab.wordpress.com/
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