Boba Tapioca Pearl Bubble Tea Drink DIY Set | WuFuYuan Black Large Balls 8.8oz (3 pack) + 3 FortuneHouse Reusable Stainless Steel Round Boba Straws, 3 Silicone Tips, 1 Cleaning Brush, 1 Canvas Bag

The boba was a fun addition to my pantry, allowing for a fun treat here and there. The straws became so much more useful than I thought they would be. My parents make a lot of smoothies and the boba straws are the perfect width to allow for easy drinking. Love the brush and the width of the straws, makes cleaning super easy.

I followed the directions on the package initially and boiled these for 10 minutes and let them sit for a few minutes. When I went to use them, they weren’t as gelatinous and chewy as the ones I’ve gotten from boba shops.I boiled some more water, dumped them back in, and boiled them for another 8 minutes and let them sit in the hot water for about 10 minutes after I took it off the stove.They were much better. They were probably a little over done at that point but they were still much more enjoyable than before. I think if you boil them for 15 minutes off the bat and let them sit for 10-15 minutes before straining, it’ll be perfect.I added them to some Thai tea I made from a mix (Number One Brand in the tin can bought on Amazon) and I added a splash of homemade brown sugar simple syrup, 1-2 tbsp of vanilla almond milk creamer, and about a 1/2 cup of oat milk and it’s absolutely delicious. It might be better than what I’ve gotten at the boba tea place near me. The straws that came with it work well to suck up the bobas as well.Definitely worth the price for the 3 bags (I can probably make 6 drinks or more from one bag) and the straws.

I AM ADDIDCTED TO THIS BOBA!!! IT IS DONE IS 6 MIN, TASTES SOOOOO GOOD WITH HONEY AND BROWN SUGAR ON IT.......I SKIP THE MILK TEA TO SAVE unnecessary calories and use seltzer water blended up with different frozen fruits....add boba, sometimes add stevia......I just have to limit myself to one every other day as the Boba is only carbohydrates with no nutritional value. This beats another brand I bought that was very chalky and fell apart in the pan.It does get more firm every day that it sits in fridge after bring cooked....I find that if I add a bit of water and microwave it that it softens the Boba up again.

I love boba. My personal favorite is boba in black tea with milk and quality maple syrup over ice. This product was quick and easy to cook, and also delicious. The bobas themselves are lightly sweetened. I cooked them according to the package directions, and they were a little soft. Some experimentation has helped me achieve the toothsomeness I prefer. The included straws are high quality, and the tooth protectors on the ends are a a nice addition. Easy to clean.My only gripe is that it seems a little pricey for the kit. I know you're getting a lot of boba, and the straws are solid, but I wonder if it could be discounted a little? Maybe it's such a niche item, and that's why it is pricey? In any case, I am fairly happy with my purchase.

I received the tapioca pearls in good condition. They made excellent boba tea which was why I bought it. Enjoy!

Rico sabor e implementos para el bubble tea.

At first, I was concerned that I wouldn't get much bubble tea out of this, but I actually managed to get about 12 servings of bubble tea per bag (or 36 in total)!It's really easy to prepare and while it says to use the entire bag within 1 week after opening, I learned that I could freeze the uncooked pearls and save for later without compromising the quality. Likewise, cooked pearls can also be frozen, so you can really stretch out the lifespan of this product.I'm not a fan of overly sugar-y bubble tea that is often sold at restaurants, so being able to make my own at home with whatever sweetness or flavor I want is a dream come true!I would definitely recommend this product.

Got just what I ordered, arrived I damaged, and product taste was yummy with my milk tea.