Creamy Taro Milk Bubble Tea | Brown Sugar Boba & Real Taro Root

This creamy taro milk bubble tea is made with real taro, sweetened condensed coconut milk, and soft yet chewy homemade brown sugar boba. Real taro root gives this classic milk tea a fresh, slightly nutty taste that is so refreshing! Add in jasmine tea or black tea for another layer of deep flavor. This milk tea is dairy free and vegan.
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[@merysplacemusic]

Thank you so much for this tutorial!!! I couldn't find taro powder anywhere so I'm going to try this instead! :D

[@ramzeneger]

I need to say this to you for making this video, thank you very much!

[@bloo_orb]

Hello! I tried this and it turned out pretty good!
Just one tip is that if you don't want your drink extremely sweet, avoid adding the condensed milk because the brown sugar syrup sweetens the drink by itself. And my boba took 10 more mins to cook as it was of a different brand, so follow the instructions on the package for perfectly cooked boba.
Hope your drink turns out great! :)

[@bunnyphoenix2992]

I have never tried Taro root boba but when I tried my Jap Matcha boba it wasn't as sweet I had to add 2 spoonfuls of sugar the only sweet flavour I found was the boba. I think the flavour I tried itself wouldn't be much sweet as it's matcha and supposed to be a bit bitter

[@williemccauley1464]

Thank you very much

[@shamyshamuswow213]

I have the same tan pot

[@momof3creation207]

Do you have a video on how to make the bubbles

[@ThankYouBerryMuch]

Hi there! I do but it is on my website. You can find it here: tyberrymuch.com/how-to-make-tapioca-pearls-boba/

[@4rdency]

Is there a certain amount of sugar I need to put in the recipe for the taro paste? I can't seem to find in the video nor website the amount needed

[@ThankYouBerryMuch]

Hi! If you check the link in the description and go to the recipe card you'll see the quantities. You need 2 tsp of sugar for the paste.

[@4rdency]

@@ThankYouBerryMuch thank you so much! i was worried about overestimating the amount of sugar needed and making the taro too sweet. have a great day!

[@maknaeelove2376]

Can i use normal white sugar?

[@cinthyamaza6490]

Where can you find taro root in the US??

[@ThankYouBerryMuch]

I found mine at my local grocery store in the produce section, but you can also easily find it at your local Asian Market.

[@liamels6282]

My local shoppers has it 😅

[@oliviaschooler983]

Usually next to the ginger roots in the produce section

[@oliviaschooler983]

Usually next to the ginger roots in the produce section

[@lutongpinoy4602]

The one she is using is called Eddo. Taro is bigger. I grew up planting this root crops back in Philippines. This is one of our staple food.