General Questions

Simple House Made Bubble tea

1. Classic Bubble Tea

Ingredients:

  • Black tea bags: 2

  • Water: 500 ml

  • Milk: 200 ml

  • Condensed milk or sugar syrup: to taste

  • Tapioca pearls (boba): 50 g

  • Ice cubes: as needed

Steps:

  1. Cook the Tapioca Pearls:

    • Boil water, add the tapioca pearls, and cook until they float. Reduce to medium-low heat and simmer for 15-20 minutes. Turn off the heat and let them sit for 10 minutes.

    • Drain the pearls, rinse with cold water, and mix with sugar syrup. Set aside.

  2. Brew the Tea:

    • Boil 500 ml of water, add the tea bags, and steep for 5 minutes. Remove the tea bags.

  3. Assemble the Drink:

    • Add the cooked pearls and ice cubes to a cup.

    • Pour in the brewed tea, add milk and condensed milk (or sugar syrup), and stir well.


2. Matcha Bubble Tea

Ingredients:

  • Matcha powder: 1 tbsp

  • Hot water: 50 ml

  • Milk: 200 ml

  • Tapioca pearls: 50 g

  • Sugar syrup: to taste

  • Ice cubes: as needed

Steps:

  1. Cook the Tapioca Pearls: Follow the same steps as above.

  2. Prepare the Matcha:

    • Sift the matcha powder into a bowl, add hot water, and whisk until smooth and lump-free.

  3. Assemble the Drink:

    • Add the cooked pearls and ice cubes to a cup.

    • Pour in the milk, add the matcha mixture, and stir well.

    • Adjust sweetness with sugar syrup if needed.


3. Taro Bubble Tea

Ingredients:

  • Taro: 100 g (steamed and mashed)

  • Milk: 200 ml

  • Black tea: 200 ml

  • Tapioca pearls: 50 g

  • Sugar syrup: to taste

  • Ice cubes: as needed

Steps:

  1. Cook the Tapioca Pearls: Follow the same steps as above.

  2. Prepare the Taro Mixture:

    • Steam the taro, mash it, and mix with a little milk until smooth.

  3. Assemble the Drink:

    • Add the cooked pearls and ice cubes to a cup.

    • Add the taro mixture, pour in the black tea and milk, and stir well.

    • Adjust sweetness with sugar syrup if needed.


4. Fruit Bubble Tea (Mango Flavor)

Ingredients:

  • Mango: 1 (cut into chunks)

  • Milk: 200 ml

  • Green tea: 200 ml

  • Tapioca pearls: 50 g

  • Sugar syrup: to taste

  • Ice cubes: as needed

Steps:

  1. Cook the Tapioca Pearls: Follow the same steps as above.

  2. Prepare the Mango Puree:

    • Blend the mango chunks into a smooth puree.

  3. Assemble the Drink:

    • Add the cooked pearls and ice cubes to a cup.

    • Add the mango puree, pour in the green tea and milk, and stir well.

    • Adjust sweetness with sugar syrup if needed.


5. Brown Sugar Bubble Milk (Dirty Bubble Tea)

Ingredients:

  • Brown sugar tapioca pearls: 50 g

  • Brown sugar syrup: 2 tbsp

  • Fresh milk: 300 ml

  • Ice cubes: as needed

Steps:

  1. Cook the Brown Sugar Pearls:

    • Cook the tapioca pearls as usual, then mix with brown sugar syrup and simmer until thick.

  2. Assemble the Drink:

    • Add the brown sugar pearls to a cup and drizzle brown sugar syrup along the sides for a "dirty" effect.

    • Add ice cubes and pour in fresh milk.


6. Coconut Bubble Tea

Ingredients:

  • Coconut milk: 200 ml

  • Black tea: 200 ml

  • Tapioca pearls: 50 g

  • Sugar syrup: to taste

  • Ice cubes: as needed

Steps:

  1. Cook the Tapioca Pearls: Follow the same steps as above.

  2. Assemble the Drink:

    • Add the cooked pearls and ice cubes to a cup.

    • Pour in the black tea and coconut milk, and stir well.

    • Adjust sweetness with sugar syrup if needed.


7. Chocolate Bubble Tea

Ingredients:

  • Chocolate sauce: 2 tbsp

  • Milk: 200 ml

  • Black tea: 200 ml

  • Tapioca pearls: 50 g

  • Ice cubes: as needed

Steps:

  1. Cook the Tapioca Pearls: Follow the same steps as above.

  2. Assemble the Drink:

    • Add the cooked pearls and ice cubes to a cup.

    • Add the chocolate sauce, pour in the black tea and milk, and stir well.


Tips:

  1. Pearl Storage: Cooked tapioca pearls are best used within 2 hours, as they harden over time.

  2. Sweetness Adjustment: Adjust the amount of sugar syrup or condensed milk to suit your taste.

  3. Tea Base Options: Use black tea, green tea, oolong tea, or floral tea as the base, depending on your preference.