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Tapioca pearl

A tapioca pearl, also known as a tapioca ball, is an edible translucent sphere produced from tapioca, a starch made from the cassava root. They originated as a cheaper alternative to sago in Southeast Asian cuisine. When used as an ingredient in bubble tea, they are most commonly referred to as pearls or boba. The starch pearls are typically five to ten…

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Tapioca pearl

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related to Controversy · 22
Tapioca pearl → According, Another German, British Columbia Institute, But, Canada, Canadian, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Chemicals, DEHP, Fortunately, German, In, New York Daily News, Over-consumption, PCBs, Phthalates, Taiwan, Taiwanese, Technology, That
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Tapioca pearl → Among, Chinese, Hokkien, In Taiwan, Island Southeast Asia, Making, Mandarin, Pearl, South America, Southeast Asian, The, They, Traditional, Vendors
related to Popularity · 13
Tapioca pearl → Austria, Baskin-Robbins, Box, Europe, Germany, Jack, McCafé, McDonald's, North America, Starbucks, Taiwanese, Tapioca, United States
related to Preparation for consumption · 8
Tapioca pearl → Consumers, Cooked, In, Lumping, One, Raw, To, When
related to Manufacturing · 1
Tapioca pearl → Tapioca

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endocrine disruptioninstance ofOver-consumption of phthalates over a long term can lead to very serious negative health effects0.80text
malformation of reproductive organsinstance ofOver-consumption of phthalates over a long term can lead to very serious negative health effects0.80text
infertilityinstance ofOver-consumption of phthalates over a long term can lead to very serious negative health effects0.80text
abnormal neurodevelopmentinstance ofOver-consumption of phthalates over a long term can lead to very serious negative health effects0.80text
Tapioca pearlrelated to ControversyPhthalates0.60section
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Tapioca pearlrelated to ControversyCanadian Food Inspection Agency0.60section
Tapioca pearlrelated to ControversyTaiwan0.60section
Tapioca pearlrelated to ControversyDEHP0.60section
Tapioca pearlrelated to ControversyOver-consumption0.60section
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Tapioca pearlrelated to ControversyFortunately0.60section

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