(4 pack) POCAS Bubble Tea, 4 ct, Taro Flavor, Taiwan Classic Milk Tea

taro bubble tea is great

Contrary to what the item specification says, it's not a multipack/4 count. It is just one can of bubble tea.

The quality isn't bad, as it tastes good and the boba isn't the greatest but isn't bad. It's not too sweet, which was nice. The reason I won't recommend it is due to the value! Apparently Walmart no longer stocks out so it is delivered from an outside source so the price went from about $2 per can up to $5.24 per can. And why it says this is 4ct in the title is beyond me because this price is for 1 single can!

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This is not even the same kind of drink. The brand I selected has many other flavors—any of them would have been a better substitution choice than this.

Ordered this item and received a single can.

I could not stand the flavor I could not drink it made me gag