Is pearl vegan?
Pearl is a non-vegan food ingredient.
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So, what is pearl?
Pearls are small, round, and smooth gemstones that are formed within the shells of certain mollusks, particularly oysters. They have a lustrous appearance and a creamy white hue, although pearls can also come in a range of colors such as pink, blue, and black. When used as a food ingredient, "pearl" typically refers to a type of tapioca that is shaped like small, translucent spheres. These pearls are often used in bubble tea, a popular Taiwanese drink that combines sweetened tea with milk and chewy tapioca pearls.
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