With spring in full bloom and Pride-themed rainbows brightening up merchandise shelves, things are getting COLORFUL around Disney World!
Pretty!
This is true of the drinks, too! As evidenced by a trio of bright and beautiful new boba teas in Disney Springs!Â
Boba has become kind of a thing at Disney World these past couple years. Heck, now you even WEAR boba as an accessory! It goes without question, though, that YeSake is the KING of boba in Disney Springs!Â
YeSake
We like the kiosk on the west side of Disney Springs for all its whimsical innovations (looking at you, PIZZA BUNS), but some of our favorite treats here are the boba teas.
Fuji Caramel Apple Sake Slushie
YeSake is constantly whipping up new flavors! We’ve had Valentine’s Day boba, we’ve had lemonade boba, we’ve even had peppermint boba, and now there’s not one, but THREE new bobas to try!
Violet Sake Slushie
According to @yesakeorl on Instagram, the trio of new flavors are taro, strawberry, and hokkaido milk, and they’re as pretty as a rainbow!Â
@yesakeorl on Instagram
Per their Instagram hashtags, they’re apparently going BIG for Asian American Heritage Month, basically tripling the amount of boba drinks on their menu, and we can’t wait to celebrate with all three. Stay tuned for more Disney food news!
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Maybe this is a really stupid question, but I can’t stand tea, and on the menu it doesn’t mention tea at all. It calls them slushies. So are these actually tea-based drinks? The picture of the fuji apple caramel one looks so good, but if there is any hint of tea, I’ll pass. I once tried green tea cheesecake that my brother swore you couldn’t taste the tea in….the tea taste was so overpowering!! Either my brother has no taste buds, or I have very sensitive ones. (Probably the latter, considering how many things I taste that others don’t seem to) If there’s no tea in them, I will have to try one next time I go, assuming they are still on the menu.
Susan, I would expect the Yesake boba drinks to contain tea, even if it’s not explicitly written on the menu. If they have something on the menu that you’d like to try, ask the Yesake team member for the ingredients. Hopefully they’ll have an option for you.