WuFuYuan Boba Tapioca Pearls, Black Sugar Flavor, Ready to Cook in 5 Minutes or Microwave in 3 Minutes, 8.8 oz. (Single Pack)

I surprised my daughter with a Bubble Tea gift basket set that I made up with everything she can possibly think of to make at least three different flavors of Bubble Tea and we used the Boba for Thai iced tea as well . We both really love Boba/ Bubble Tea. The tapioca pearls were perfect, they are super easy to make! I just googled recipes on how to sweeten them and the first time I made quite a bit extra and I had to refrigerate them . Refrigerating them made them hard but I was able to google a way to refresh them and soften them up. They are just as good as any bubble tea cafe I have had them in . We really are excited to try the white pearls that they sell and I’m going to order them next. I highly recommend the product . If you are making bubble tea for more than one person and planning to do it more than once I would order at least two bags . The small bag I ordered was enough for about 6 large cups of Bubble Tea. Like I said they were really easy to work with, it just required boiling water and adding sweetener. I used honey and cane sugar to sweeten them. I cooked them on a high boil for about five minutes and then covered on medium low for about another five minutes then I shut the heat off and let them sit for about another five minutes and that definitely made them soft enough. We really had a fun time making our Bubble Tea and it is so much cheaper to make at home! Spending a few hundred dollars on the gift basket was a good investment. I was spending at least $20 for the both of us every time we went for Bubble Tea which was a few times a week... Of course you don’t need to spend that much on making some Bubble Tea at home I just wanted to buy her a nice gift basket with a few powders and a few teas, Glass straws, A tea kettle with infuser, A few tea bottles with infusers, and of course the Boba which seemed to be a very good price!

This was the EASIEST boba to make ever. I’ve tried several times to make boba pearls from my local asian market that were super cheap and in huge batches, but had no clear instructions on how to make them. This package actually came with quite a lot of pearls despite being a small package (it was filled to the brim, barely any space left), and had CLEAR english instructions! It said to use 10 cups of water but I was able to pass with much less after reading a comment mentioning it doesn’t really matter, and the pearls cooked to be so soft and squishy without falling apart in quite literally 5 minutes, so the package didn’t lie like i was afraid it might have. They have no real taste which I think is great because I like boba for the texture, and I was able to sweeten them with a little bit of pure cane sugar. I didn’t even have to sweeten my tea because it made the tea sweet with the pearls! Absolutely love this boba and I dont think i’ll ever buy another brand. I’d also like to mention that another review stated this was expensive for the amount, but I cannot stress enough how untrue this is. In the states (unless you’re in NY or Cali with a heavy asian population), boba tea goes for about $4-$6 per regular size cup. The fact that I could make 8-10 servings from this bag pays off that expense already, not to mention the fact that tea (or whatever drink you’re putting this in) is never going to be any more expensive than the pearls. The price is honestly too low for what you receive, and the quality is amazing. This is my best purchase and will be saving me the money from going on boba runs every other day.

Moved to rural America and I really miss bubble tea. I tried another boba pearl over a year ago and was not impressed. I decided to try this product and it is exactly what I was looking for. Just like the boba in the bubble tea I used to get in Chi-town. I highly recommend this. Easy and fast to prepare and it is great in my bubble tea beverage.

These are 4 out of 5 in comparison to how they taste straight from actual boba tea! They are soft and chewy but there is absolutely no flavor. I’ve read people saying to add sugar to the water as you boil but I didn’t notice a difference. As for now, these are going to be my go to for adding little treats to my drinks!The directions say to add 10 cups of water to 1 cup of pearls. If makes A LOT of pearls. From now on I will be adding 5 cups of water to a half cup of pearls. You probably won’t need a whole cup. If you follow the directions, you’ll get only 2 uses from one package of pearls. I’d recommend breaking them up, by 5 cups of water to a half cup of pearls.

Super easy to make. I brought to a boil 2 cups of water then added 1/4 cup of tapioca. When it surfaced, I covered the pot and cooked for 3 minutes on medium flame. After the 3 minutes, I turned off the stove and left the pot alone so the tapioca can simmer for another 3 minutes. Once that was done, I dumped the tapioca into a bowl full of cold water (I added 3 ice cubes) and let it sit for 20 -25 seconds. Took it out of the water and into a bowl with brown sugar. Mixed the tapioca and brown sugar thoroughly and finally added it to my taro drink.How to make the drink:Pour HALF of a 1/4 measuring cup of Taro powder into a glass cup and mix it with 2oz hot water, (mix until powder is dissolved) add 7 oz ice cubes [1 .5 cup] stir well, add 2 oz of FRENCH VANILLA CREAMER (you can adjust to your liking) and stir.... finally… add brown sugar tapioca into your drink and you're done!! Delicious. 😋

I dont know about these maybe I made them incorrectly but to me they were bleh. Taste was not that great but maybe if you know what your doing these will be great for you.