Chapter 74 Cash In and Leave

It was definitely tasty, with enough sweetness to cover many flaws. In fact, it tasted better than his own "Gardener" milk tea. Fox had named his milk tea "Gardener," with a logo of a head wearing a straw hat. There wasn't any special meaning behind it. Naming it simply and memorably was enough. Plus, the business had just started, and any dissatisfaction could be adjusted at any time. "It's very good, but isn't it a bit too sweet?" Milk tea shouldn't just be sweet; in fact, the sweeter something is, the more quickly it becomes cloying. Just like cola, the sweetness has been fine-tuned to achieve its current taste. Ensuring customers want to keep drinking it and come back for more is a result of industrial precision. Cola has become an American icon. The first sip of cola is the best, and milk tea is the same. The taste needs careful balancing. But this "Smiley Milk Tea" was a bit too sweet. After one cup, it felt cloying. As for whether customers would buy it again, they