Looking to setup your own Boba/Bubble Tea shop? Get my help here: www.bubbleteaexpert.com/resources If you're looking to cook up some pre-made boba from the store (Long Cook Type) here's a few links: Mini Tapioca Pearls~ th-cam.com/video/ZNYTPZIlJ80/w-d-xo.html White Tapioca Pearls~ th-cam.com/video/hd0VL5JK8iI/w-d-xo.html Black Tapioca Pearls~ th-cam.com/video/rxEEVI2pdRg/w-d-xo.html Huge Batch of Boba~ th-cam.com/video/fGMzdh-hOK4/w-d-xo.html
My wife and I can't cook 😭 So we watch your channel and a couple food channels and get FULL just watching and then take a sleeping 😴 pill 💊 and call it a day------- JUST KIDDING!! We love watching people like you enjoying life and how excited you are to share your talents. Great lesson 👍 YOU AND NEIL ROCK
@@BubbleTeaKristin has anyone told u look like a mix of taylor swift and avril lavigne 😅 thats a compliment ok.. i like how u explain things in ur videos so detailed
Hi Kristen, I like the sweetness of the boba pearls but they are still a bit hard and chewy in the middle. How can I make them softer all the way through without being too mushy?
Using a metal spoon is a definite, No. It scratches the material covering the pot and becomes part of the boba mixture. Also, it is best to remove any jewelry from hands because it holds bacteria. With that said, I will share your recipe with my daughter, who loves boba tea. Love your very informative and detailed videos.
Hello. Thank you for your comment. I was traveling working with a client during the time frame of filming this video, and at this Airbnb that I stayed at they did not have the proper equipment and tools I would normally be using. So I'm glad you pointed it out so others will know because I didn't say that in the video.
Hey Rob! Yes, unfortunately there might be a tapioca shortage in general, so in the future I'll have to find and try out some recipes using alternative ingredients for all of my subscribers too 🤣🤣🤣 But definitely try some substitutes. I think this recipe is so versatile and once you get the hang of it, you'll be able to throw all sorts of different stuff in there 😍🤩
Hello! I might have missed this in your video but I just got done making a batch and wanted to know how long I can store in the freezer verses the refrigerator? Or do you only recommend storing them in the freezer? If so, does it take more time to cook them from frozen or should I still follow the same method shown here? Great video btw!
Hello 👋🏼 I have a few different tapioca pearls cooking videos but the info is the same. Uncooked Boba: Freezer lasts a few months easily. As long as it doesn't get freezer burn. Fridge is risky. too much moisture in there IMO. I usually do freezer. Should take the same amount of time to cook them. If you're unsure... leave them a little longer after cooking in the pot with the fire off. Hope that helps! :)
I've kept them there for a few weeks no problem... 🤷🏼♀️ I haven't tried keeping them longer because I always find the need to cook them up 🤣 But definitely make sure they've been coated in the tapioca starch really well and sifted before you store them. And definitely make sure it is an airtight container. Believe me, no one wants to take a giant clump of boba balls and try to cook them 🤣🤣🤣
Hi..Kristine I'm Irene Frim Barcelona,Spain. We Are Planning to put Bubble Tea Store maybe Next Year... I'm always Watching your Videos. Do you have a Recipe for Milk Tea ,during Winter? Thanks A Lot.
That's great to hear, Irene! 😇😇😇🧋🧋🧋 Here's a playlist of my videos: ~Winter Drinks Boba Shop Recipes~ by Bubble Tea Kristin: th-cam.com/play/PLK7g_t77IW0LIU9L70NaRYWWNKLgIvkPq.html I also have a winter drinks recipe packet available on my website www.BubbleTeaExpert.com All the best to you!
Hi Nemisha, Thanks for the comment. Please let me know how it goes for you.👍🏼 If you have any difficulties, definitely re-watch the video, as I cover A LOT of in depth points that might be missed the first time around. 😂 Hope it turns out a success!😍
@@BubbleTeaKristin I used a brand I found online called Anthony's organic tapioca flour starch tapioca. Also is it better to make your own pearls or buy them made when running a business?
@@ericavelar2493 oh cool! I've never heard of organic for tapioca before... Maybe there's a small village somewhere growing it 🤷🏼♀️ Hm... Perhaps the step where you're adding the tapioca is the issue. Do half the amount and only slowly add more. It will be sticky, but only add a little at a time thereafter. Maybe you live in a dry climate...? (Another option is to keep kneading it even though it's breaking. But start with less powder first) If you're planning to open a bubble tea shop: unless it is your USP, your unique selling point, then just buy pre-made raw tapioca pearls from Taiwan and cook them in the shop. I have a video on this for a shop and it takes an hour and a half in total. But if you want to do something very unique, so let's say for example you will really want to sell these organic tapioca pearls that are making from scratch fresh everyday, then you can go ahead and buy one of those machines and make them in the store. But just bear in mind that the cost of the staff member during the time it takes to make tapioca pearls from scratch will add up... So that might depend which country you're located. 👍🏼
WHY!? 😱😱😱😱😱😭😭😭😭😭 My first guess is that your water is not at a rolling boil... Then: Are you using pre-made tapioca balls or ones you're making yourself...?
Yep 👍🏼 I did a smaller batch because majority of the people are only doing it for one or two drinks for home use, however feel free to double the recipe for a larger quantity. If you don't use all of them right away, as I mentioned in the video after you've made them into the balls, you can freeze them in an airtight container and use them later.
Hello I know this is 11 months old but its okay my 12 yr old daughter got me loving the Boba tea drinks were from Chicago we go to Chinatown 2 times a month every other Sunday sometimes more just depends where she wants to go Sundays are her days to to do whatever she wants only child an EXTREMELY SPOILED
Looking to setup your own Boba/Bubble Tea shop? Get my help here: www.bubbleteaexpert.com/resources
If you're looking to cook up some pre-made boba from the store (Long Cook Type) here's a few links:
Mini Tapioca Pearls~ th-cam.com/video/ZNYTPZIlJ80/w-d-xo.html
White Tapioca Pearls~ th-cam.com/video/hd0VL5JK8iI/w-d-xo.html
Black Tapioca Pearls~ th-cam.com/video/rxEEVI2pdRg/w-d-xo.html
Huge Batch of Boba~ th-cam.com/video/fGMzdh-hOK4/w-d-xo.html
You are the queen of boba....you speak clearly and precise...great teacher
Thank you so much for your kind compliment 😇🧋
My wife is a pastry chef and culinary instructor. She is looking forward to sharing this video with her students this fall!
Hey Doc Benson!
Great to hear! I'm sure they'll all be super excited 😁
Thanks for your support 👍🏼
Hey Kristin, I tried this recipe and it turned out amazing. Thank you very much, it was very informative. I love watching your videos.
Hey Pooja!
Yay 😍😁🥳
Thanks so much for letting me know! I'm so happy to hear🧋😎🤩
Thanks for your support as a viewer!
My wife and I can't cook 😭
So we watch your channel and a couple food channels and get FULL just watching and then take a sleeping 😴 pill 💊 and call it a day------- JUST KIDDING!!
We love watching people like you enjoying life and how excited you are to share your talents.
Great lesson 👍 YOU AND NEIL ROCK
Hey Jon,
Thanks so much for the funny comment 🤣
I enjoy making videos for fun folks like you two! 😍
All the best!
@@BubbleTeaKristin
Hey Kristin glad you liked back!
In a world 🌍 of craziness we all need a good laugh 🤣🤣
May the 2 of you have a great weekend.
Very clear instructions. Thank you Kristin! Can't wait to try this!! 👍
Yay!!! You're welcome 😁
Hmmmm..very nice to learn from you
Thanks 🙏🏼
I never tried boba before, so I am gonna make and taste for the first time 💜😊
Yay!!! I hope you have a good experience 😍😂❤️
@@BubbleTeaKristin 💜💜💜
Really great tutorial video. Cannot wait to try this recipe. Thank you.
Thank you and you're very welcome 🤗😁
Very good recipe - thank you
Awesome! You're welcome 🤗😁🧋
Amazing! This is just the right amount for my 1 serving thankssss again! ❤️ more power to u 👊
You got it! 🤩
@@BubbleTeaKristin has anyone told u look like a mix of taylor swift and avril lavigne 😅 thats a compliment ok.. i like how u explain things in ur videos so detailed
@@EmperorAelius Aw! Thanks so much 😍❤️❣️
Best tutoral .Thank You
You're wel Katherine 🥰
Love your tutorial 🥰🥰🥰
Thanks Gracy ❤️😍
Hi Kristen, I like the sweetness of the boba pearls but they are still a bit hard and chewy in the middle. How can I make them softer all the way through without being too mushy?
Hello Cheryl, 😇
Are you making them from scratch following this recipe and directions on how to cook? Or using the pre-made type?
great tutorial... love it. btw can you do a tutorial on how to make a 3 layer drinks with fresh milk? appreciate if u could do one ☺
Thanks! 😁
Great idea! It's something I'll put on my list for the future 😁
우아 버블티~
😍🧋
Using a metal spoon is a definite, No. It scratches the material covering the pot and becomes part of the boba mixture. Also, it is best to remove any jewelry from hands because it holds bacteria. With that said, I will share your recipe with my daughter, who loves boba tea. Love your very informative and detailed videos.
Hello. Thank you for your comment.
I was traveling working with a client during the time frame of filming this video, and at this Airbnb that I stayed at they did not have the proper equipment and tools I would normally be using. So I'm glad you pointed it out so others will know because I didn't say that in the video.
lol i luckily grabed one of the only bags the supplier had but i want to tryit with brow sugar substitute your recipes never fail! so i have hope
Hey Rob!
Yes, unfortunately there might be a tapioca shortage in general, so in the future I'll have to find and try out some recipes using alternative ingredients for all of my subscribers too 🤣🤣🤣
But definitely try some substitutes. I think this recipe is so versatile and once you get the hang of it, you'll be able to throw all sorts of different stuff in there 😍🤩
Hello! I might have missed this in your video but I just got done making a batch and wanted to know how long I can store in the freezer verses the refrigerator? Or do you only recommend storing them in the freezer? If so, does it take more time to cook them from frozen or should I still follow the same method shown here? Great video btw!
Hello 👋🏼 I have a few different tapioca pearls cooking videos but the info is the same. Uncooked Boba: Freezer lasts a few months easily. As long as it doesn't get freezer burn. Fridge is risky. too much moisture in there IMO. I usually do freezer. Should take the same amount of time to cook them. If you're unsure... leave them a little longer after cooking in the pot with the fire off. Hope that helps! :)
Can you make an in shop larger batch recipe?
Hello SL. Here's a link to my video which has over 100k views and has helped people all over the world. 😇. th-cam.com/video/fGMzdh-hOK4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the reply. I meant self made boba. How to make a large batch of boba pearls from scratch for your shop
@@SL-ry5vw you'll need machines for that or super cheap labor😅
@@SL-ry5vw a reliable good brand I've heard of for this is Dasin out of Taiwan. Feel free to let us know how it goes. 👍🏻
How long do you think we should be able to keep them in the freezer?
I've kept them there for a few weeks no problem... 🤷🏼♀️ I haven't tried keeping them longer because I always find the need to cook them up 🤣
But definitely make sure they've been coated in the tapioca starch really well and sifted before you store them. And definitely make sure it is an airtight container. Believe me, no one wants to take a giant clump of boba balls and try to cook them 🤣🤣🤣
Hi..Kristine
I'm Irene Frim Barcelona,Spain.
We Are Planning to put Bubble Tea Store maybe Next Year...
I'm always Watching your Videos.
Do you have a Recipe for Milk Tea ,during Winter? Thanks A Lot.
That's great to hear, Irene! 😇😇😇🧋🧋🧋
Here's a playlist of my videos:
~Winter Drinks Boba Shop Recipes~ by Bubble Tea Kristin: th-cam.com/play/PLK7g_t77IW0LIU9L70NaRYWWNKLgIvkPq.html
I also have a winter drinks recipe packet available on my website www.BubbleTeaExpert.com
All the best to you!
I am gonna try this!!I have tried several recipes but all of them become newtonian fluid the dough doesnt hold its shape:(
Hi Nemisha,
Thanks for the comment. Please let me know how it goes for you.👍🏼
If you have any difficulties, definitely re-watch the video, as I cover A LOT of in depth points that might be missed the first time around. 😂
Hope it turns out a success!😍
I tried to make it but every time I try to roll the dough it just breaks apart into little pieces
Oh Dear! 😬
We can trouble shoot it step-by-step if you want...
What's the type of base powder you're using and the brand of it?
@@BubbleTeaKristin I used a brand I found online called Anthony's organic tapioca flour starch tapioca. Also is it better to make your own pearls or buy them made when running a business?
@@ericavelar2493 oh cool! I've never heard of organic for tapioca before... Maybe there's a small village somewhere growing it 🤷🏼♀️
Hm... Perhaps the step where you're adding the tapioca is the issue.
Do half the amount and only slowly add more. It will be sticky, but only add a little at a time thereafter.
Maybe you live in a dry climate...?
(Another option is to keep kneading it even though it's breaking. But start with less powder first)
If you're planning to open a bubble tea shop: unless it is your USP, your unique selling point, then just buy pre-made raw tapioca pearls from Taiwan and cook them in the shop.
I have a video on this for a shop and it takes an hour and a half in total.
But if you want to do something very unique, so let's say for example you will really want to sell these organic tapioca pearls that are making from scratch fresh everyday, then you can go ahead and buy one of those machines and make them in the store.
But just bear in mind that the cost of the staff member during the time it takes to make tapioca pearls from scratch will add up... So that might depend which country you're located. 👍🏼
@@BubbleTeaKristin okay thank you so much for your advice and I will try use less powder at first
My boba balls falls apart every time I cook them
WHY!? 😱😱😱😱😱😭😭😭😭😭
My first guess is that your water is not at a rolling boil...
Then: Are you using pre-made tapioca balls or ones you're making yourself...?
Hi, I find your batch of dough a bit too small, can I just double the measurements to make a bigger one?
Yep 👍🏼
I did a smaller batch because majority of the people are only doing it for one or two drinks for home use, however feel free to double the recipe for a larger quantity. If you don't use all of them right away, as I mentioned in the video after you've made them into the balls, you can freeze them in an airtight container and use them later.
@@BubbleTeaKristin Thanks so much
Hello I know this is 11 months old but its okay my 12 yr old daughter got me loving the Boba tea drinks were from Chicago we go to Chinatown 2 times a month every other Sunday sometimes more just depends where she wants to go Sundays are her days to to do whatever she wants only child an EXTREMELY SPOILED
Cool 😎😂😁