Bubble Tea Powder Strawberry
Posted on Tuesday, April 28th, 2009 at 2:56 pm

Bubble Tea (Boba) Recipe?!?
yeah i just go the powder for it,
now i need a recipe!
i’m using the strawberry powder…
any recipe suggestions?
i also have my own tapioca pearls. if you could find me directions on how to make that too!
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yummy strawberry boba! ![]()
um, read my question again!
hello, there’s not directions & if you dont have a recipe dont answer. ohkay?!
usually powdered bubble teas are a one step process, they contain some dry milk, sugar, tea, and whatever flavor you’ve gotten (which is strawberry). it is important to add the right amount of the powder. it usually takes A LOT of powder to a small amount of water/milk to flavor it. read the instructions that should have came with your powder… yours may not contain a sweetener. and if youre using tapioca pearls in them make sure they have been soaked in a sugar solution after cooking.
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