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Drink that may be served with grass jelly or boba NYT Crossword Clue

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Drink that may be served with grass jelly or boba is a tough one. Daze Puzzle has the 3-letter answer for the October 28 2026 New York Times Midi Crossword. Open the hints to work it out on your own, or hit Reveal to see it all. The other clues from this grid are listed too.

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Drink that may be served with grass jelly or boba
The most common and recent 3-letter answer for "Drink that may be served with grass jelly or boba" is TEA.
The clue refers to a beverage commonly associated with grass jelly or boba, both of which are popular in bubble tea drinks. Bubble tea, originating from Taiwan, often features a base of tea with these add-ins.
This clue was last seen in the NYT Midi Crossword on October 28, 2026.
A brewed beverage made from cured or fresh tea leaves.
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3-letter answer to Drink that may be served with grass jelly or boba in NYT Midi Crossword October 28 2026 is TEA.

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