In recent years, young people have continuously had many unique culinary crazes such as hand-pounded lemon tea, Yunnan grilled milk tea... After these crazes subsided, recently, green onion milk tea has continued to stir up social networks because of its uniqueness in both form and flavor.
Recently, a milk tea shop in District 10 (HCMC) posted a video introducing "green onion milk tea - a new product". The video quickly attracted nearly 17 million views, hundreds of thousands of interactions and comments. Since then, green onion milk tea has created a fever on social networking platforms.
Drinks with strange combinations make the online community confused.
Many people thought this was just an April Fool's Day joke. However, on April 1, this milk tea shop officially announced that it was selling green onion milk tea, which was put on the food delivery app. The shop noted that "green onions are kept separately, customers who want to experience it can add them later."
Many food reviewers have ordered this drink and tried the original scallion milk tea flavor. Most of them said that the pungent taste of the scallion does not go well with the fatty, sweet, and creamy taste of the milk tea. The strong smell of the scallion also overwhelms the fragrant milk scent, creating a pungent, pungent taste that is extremely difficult to drink.
The shop's scallion milk tea was inspired by the scallion cream milk tea originating from Sichuan (China). After causing a stir on social networks, this cafe continued to post another video about the drink called "hot milk tea" - milk tea mixed with chili. In fact, the version of milk tea with satay and chili coffee has been "storming" for a while in China.
Creating bad, inappropriate trends that affect health can have unpredictable consequences. Unique products, but with a loyal customer base, will still exist on the market. As for green onion milk tea and hot peppers, these are products created only for the purpose of spreading, not for long-term value.
