Introduction:Many coffee and bubble tea consumers have encountered the frustration of high delivery thresholds and service fees on food delivery platforms. Ordering just one drink often falls short of the minimum order requirement, forcing them to reluctantly add more items. Recently, the well-known bubble tea brand A Little Tea (Yi Dian Dian) launched a handkerchief tissue priced at just

When ordering a bubble tea or coffee on a delivery platform, customers are often stumped by the minimum order amount and delivery fee. For example, a drink priced at 15 yuan, plus 1 yuan for packaging, totals 16 yuan—but if the store’s minimum order is 20 yuan, and free delivery requires a minimum of 30 yuan, single-item buyers are caught in a dilemma: either force an extra item into the order or simply give up.

Many “single-drink loyalists” have come up with various strategies to avoid waste: splitting orders with colleagues, upgrading to a larger size, or adding unwanted toppings and then asking the staff not to include them. But these methods either lead to waste, increase communication hassle, or even affect the drinking experience. Some people simply choose not to order at all to avoid the trouble, missing out on the chance to enjoy a good drink.

Recently, the widely popular bubble tea brand A Little Tea introduced a handkerchief tissue priced at only0.57 yuan, quickly becoming a “threshold-crossing essential” for many customers. Related discussion posts on social platforms have garnered over19,000 likes, sparking widespread enthusiasm.

According to user sharing, some who were just 1 yuan short of the delivery threshold unexpectedly found this affordable handkerchief tissue on the menu, successfully meeting the minimum order and finally getting to order just the drink they wanted. Many netizens praised the move as practical and thoughtful—not only solving the delivery issue but also avoiding unnecessary extra purchases just to meet the minimum.

This handkerchief tissue is currently available in four fresh and clean designs,with white plastic packagingfeaturing small round dots in soft yellow, pink, and orange, as well as one design with the brand’s English name “a little tea” in green sans-serif font. The overall style is simple and stylish, while subtly conveying the brand image. Though positioned as a threshold-crossing item, its practicality and design have still earned praise from consumers.

Attentive users also noticed that the side of the tissue pack is labeled as100% virgin wood pulp material, giving more confidence in the quality of this low-cost item and highlighting the brand’s attention to detail.

Currently, this handkerchief tissue is only available inJiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai, Sichuan, and Henan regions. Customers in other cities have been actively calling on the official account on social media to expand sales coverage as soon as possible, showing strong anticipation and engaging in fun interactions—social media responses have been very lively.

For single-drink customers, this handkerchief tissue is not only a practical tool for meeting order thresholds, but also represents the brand’s proactive response to consumer pain points. In the future, if more beverage brands introduce similar small accessories to help customers easily cross delivery thresholds, it could significantly enhance the delivery experience—making “ordering whenever you want” simpler and more accessible.

The above content is compiled by CoffeeHunters, a coffee news website.