Boba Tea- A Magical Beverage 10+ Boba Recipes Guide
By: Vratesh Natekar
Tags: Food, Tea, Food And Drink, Coffee, Drinks

BOBA Tea also called Pearl Milk Tea, Bubble Milk Tea, Tapioca Tea and Boba Milk Tea.

The Boba Tea or Bubble Tea is really one of the best delicious beverages you will taste in your life.

Bubble Tea or Boba Tea is recognizable to many people by the tapioca balls at the bottom and the wide straws that allow you to sip them along with your tea.

DID YOU KNOW?

Even though Bubble Tea was created by adding tapioca balls into the tea, the “Bubble” in “Bubble Tea” actually refers to the oxygen pockets formed by shaking the tea.

Pearl tea refers to the original bubble tea with smaller tapioca “pearls”.

Boba tea, on the other hand, refers to the bubble tea with larger pearls.

Total Time: 1 hr (time is for complete Boba tea and not only Boba balls)

Prep Time: 30 minutes

Cook Time: 20 minutes

INGREDIENTS

2 cup Muscovado sugar

1 cup tapioca flour

METHOD

Add ½ cup water and add muscovado sugar ¼ cup

Turn the flame to medium-high heat

Stir it until it dissolves and start to boil

Once it starts to boil add ½ tbsp tapioca flour

Mix it well to avoid clumps and if there are too many clumps then you can add little water.

Then again add ½ cup tapioca flour.

Stir it vigorously until it forms a super sticky dough.

Now turn the heat off and add more ½ cup tapioca flour and turn it into a ball. read more

#1 BOBA MILK TEA

I put this first because I think everyone trying boba for the 1st time should definitely try Classic Boba Milk Tea experience.

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#2 STRAWBERRY BOBA MATCHA LATTE

Strawberries are the all-time favourite of everyone. if you are in love of strawberry then this is for you.

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#3 MANGO SMOOTHIE WITH BOBA

Mango Smoothie with Boba is very delicious is one of my childhood favourites because it is so sweet and summery and refreshing.

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#4. BOBA STRAWBERRY GUAVA WHITE TEA

Another Recipe for strawberry lover and its taste with boba is mindblowing and it is just super easy.

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#5 TARO BOBA MILK TEA

If you are one of them who loves to try interesting new things then go quickly and try this.

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#6.BOBA PEA TEA LATTE

This is like the big six because I think it’s the prettiest the boba pea tea latte.

If you don’t know what pea tea is it is a type of tea derived from the Butterfly Pea Flower beautiful blue colour and if pour Lemon Juice in it, it will turn purple.

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#7. TROPICAL BOBA MATCHA

If you have sippedMacha Tea before you Know its amazing taste😍.

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#8.MATCHA AND CHEESE CREAM BOBA

Another Matcha Tea Recipe for cheese cream lover and when it combines with boba the taste is heaven.

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#9.VIETNAMESE COFFEE BOBA

We all are well known to the taste of Vietnamese Coffee and its combination with Boba is the reason I will suggest you to taste this beverage.

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#10. BOBA JASMINE GREEN MILK TEA

The last but not the least but will surely be the best for some people. Try it tells us whether you liked it.

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Boba culture most likely started in Taichung in the late 80s.

Tea was in high practice in East Asia and milk tea was very well known in Taiwan where tapioca balls were common desserts.

Once during summer, a savvy food stall owner though to combine all three famous elements together in a one beverages i.e tapioca balls at the bottom followed by ice and milk tea.

There 2 competing stories about the inventing of boba tea or pearl tea.

The first claim says that it was invented in 1986 by Tu Tsong claimed by Hanlin Tea Room.

They say that he was inspired when he saw white tapioca balls in Ya Mu Liao market.

Then he experimented to make tea with tapioca balls which resulted in “pearl tea” or “boba tea”.

The second claim says it was claimed by Liu Han Chieh when he observed coffee was served cold in Japan on a visit in the 1980s.

The creator of boba tea is Lin Hsiu Hui, the product manager of their teahouse.

She randomly poured her tapioca balls in the ice tea in a boring meeting.

The sugar level in boba tea is usually specified in percentages like 30%, 50%, 70% and 100%.