How to make BUBBLE TEA
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- This drink is all the rage right now and is so easy and extremely cheap to make at home so let me show you how.
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Ingredients:
Tapioca Pearls
1 cup tea
1 cup milk
sugar
ice
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Todd's Kitchen do tapioca pearls have caffine
+Shyera Hikari 8 no, but they do have feelings. slurp respectfully.
Tod why is your forehead black
+Denisse Meza That's what I was wondering.
If you're looking for Milk Tea bubble tea, the more authentic kind,
Use:
1. Black Tapioca Pearls
2. Use Specifically Black Tea
3. Don't ever used crushed ice, use normal cube ice.
4. For the milk, use Condensed Milk or Evaporated Milk(Fresh Milk should work fine too)
Tips:
For taste in your pearls, dip your pearls in a sweet solution, honey is the best so far.
When scooping pearls into your cup, add the sweet solution in too for sweetness. If using Condensed milk, try to reduce as Condensed milk contains sugar as well.
👏🏻👍🏽 You my friend know what your talking about
Yasss best thing everr
I don't like black tea :(
Here's how we make our bubble tea in Taiwan:
1. The water must be boiling hot and you have to cook the peals all the way through, then soak those cooked pearls in demerara sugar (brown sugar) water, and simmer those cooked pearls with the sugar water for at least 2 hours (while simmering, stir constantly). After simmering for 2 hr, the sugar water will become thick, and the pearls will absorb the sweetness from the sugar water. (That is the secret to make your pearls taste delicious).
I'm surprised to see those colorful pearls, because in Taiwan, I seldom find bubble tea with colored pearls, but only black pearls.
2. There is bubble tea using green tea in Taiwan, but originally, bubble tea is made with black tea (darjeeling or assam, or you can mix them together).
3. We don't use milk, but coffee creamer powder. Put about 1 tablespoon (or 1 and 1/2 tablespoons, depending on your taste) of coffee creamer powder, 15 to 35 ml (depending on your taste) of liquid sugar and about 50 ml of hot black tea in your shaker, stir everything with a coffee stirrer until the powder dissolves.
4. Add ice cubes (15 to 20 cubes, approximately) in your shaker, then pour in about 200 ml of hot black tea, then you start to shake, just like how you make a cocktail. Since you'll use the ice cubes to make iced milk tea, make sure you make your black tea rather strong, or the flavor will be diluted.
5. Put some pearls that you made from step 1 in a glass cup, and pour the milk tea (with the remaining ice cubes) inside the shaker into the cup.
You can also put some iced milk (with 5 to 6 ice cubes) in the glass cup, add about 2 tablespoons of those cooked pearls from step 1, and 1 or 2 tablespoons of the sugar water, then stir before enjoying your drink. In this variation, tea is not needed.
luciachen0916 I just came back from two weeks in Kaohsiung and got totallly addicted to bubble tea, though I had it lots of times in California and even here in Paris, but in Taiwan, bubble tea cafés are EVERYWHERE!! And they give you soooo many tapioca pearls, in Paris, I got only 10 pearls in my tea! Can you imagine?! Even found a few places this summer in Madrid that had realllly delish bubble tea! I know it was created in Taiwan!! You guys are GREATTTTT!! Loved the country and the people!
Leesa Garcia taiwan is really great! Have you tried the 'jiu fen' tapioca rice balls? It is really chewy and good!
WEW
The ones he used are a quick cooking variety of boba pearls. The cook in like ten minutes and well they can't soak for 2 hours because they'll start to get hard in the center. At most they could soak for ten minutes but that's the kind he's using
Thank you so much Lucia. I will definitely try this out. I was searching for this recipe a long time. 谢谢你。
Brilliant video! :) Just a few tips: if you add sweetened condensed milk, it makes the tea nice and creamy and sweet! And if you soak the tapioca pearls in some simple syrup (could even flavour it with vanilla/rose water if you want) then they taste even better! Thanks for the video! :D
I migrated to Asia and living here for 10 years.. I'm 15 this year and in the country I'm living in, Bubble Tea is VERY popular among the locals. Bubble Tea here can be both cheap and expensive, depends on where you go to buy. Like how coffee at Starbucks is expensive compared to the coffee at a local cheap cafes , same for bubble tea. Local drink stalls sell bubble tea cheaper compared to Gong Cha or Koi (names of Branded bubble tea sellers) Bubble Tea comes in various Flavours but i usually get it with chocolate milk and double pearls (I love the pearls haha) ..so the liquid doesn't have be to tea all the time, u can also use just milk or chocolate milk or milkshakes and even slushies/ice blended drinks .traditionally bubble tea was milk tea with the black pearls but these days everything is modernised and customised to suit our taste, the original milk tea with pearls is very popular infact! Some people like it without the pearls but that defeats the purpose of calling it bubble tea
are you talking about singapore o_0
Todd, not only are your recipes genius, but you and your videos are a delight to watch!
Well actually, your actually suppose to let the tapioca pearls to soak in brown sugar mixed with water after its done cooking so the pearls taste sweet.
That's optional if you want the pearls to have more sweetness and flavor... Um just saying
Tapioca pearls are also known as boba in some cultures. It is produced by passing the moist starch through a sieve under pressure. Pearl tapioca is a common ingredient in Asian desserts such as Falooda, kolak, tapioca pudding, and in sweet drinks such as bubble tea, fruit slush and taho, where they provide a chewy contrast to the sweetness and texture of the drink.
your supposed to soak the tapioca in syrup and the milk should have some condensed milk too and theyr should be no sugar in the te
finally someone who knows what they are talking (:
Thank you!!!
If you know how to make it why are you even watching this? Just saying xP
hey meybe he is just checking how other people make them
Syrup AND condensed milk? I'd rather have only one tablespoon of sugar........
Me to!
Don't use green tea, it won't taste nice (believe me i've tried).
Use black tea instead, the taste is better and the color is beautiful
Thank uuu
Green tea is usually steeped to long with makes it bitter
You should try for only minute or a bit more
Then it will be much better
nobody actually uses green tea with milk. actually nobody even uses colourful tapioca over here.
I know like wtf. White people don't know how to make it. Haha xD
well uhm using tea is actually the best thing to use for bubble tea.
Yoona Hyuna well in general people have either just green tea without milk (with bubbles) or they use 'red' tea (aka milk tea) with milk and bubbles...
right? hottyjenn
Thedogbond yeah
Anybody can alter any recipe to suit them.
Depends on where you buy it
dont you have to soak the pearls in simple syrup (1:1 ratio of sugar to water) to give them flavor? the tapioca don't taste like much on their own.
Your mention of tapioca reminds me of when I was in grade school and the teacher said that tapioca was the major export of Brazil. Sure enough, the next test contained, "Name the major export from Brazil." I ran words back and forth through my young brain and finally wrote down what I remembered from the sounds, "Pappy Yokum". You have to be old enough to remember the comic strip, "Lil Abner" for this to make sense.
Jim
What's the deal with bubble tea? I've never tried it before but people seem to love it so much.
ITS MY LIFE OK
If you haven't tried it, then you haven't lived....... it is literally the best thing ever.
i KNOW I DEVOTE MY LIFE TO IT Bella Latte IM HAVING BUBBLE TEA TODAY BECAUSE I HAD TO BEG PPL TO TAKE ME TO GET SOME LMAo
BaconLondoner The Great yet you're here searching bubble tea
If your not Asian, then it's fine. If your Asian, you HAVE to like it. It's more important in the Asian code than anime or kpop. And buddha knows not all Asians like that.
bubble tea is a thai/japanies drink that is either a tea or a smoothie consistency. it usually has tapioca pearls inside for texture, but now contains jellies, tapioca or popping fruit pearls... there are multiple flavors such as blueberry watermelon and many others... its delicious :)
the bubble tea here in germany is diffrent. you have green tea or milk tea or sweet clear tea with different fruit flavours and the pearls are filled with sweet fruit flavoured liquid^^ they pop up when you bite on them :3 it tastes soooo good :)
yeah i tried once in germany it was so good
Same here, but we also have tapioka perls.
I like your healthy sweetener suggestions. It's very helpful.
I like drinking taro boba, ITS SO FRICKIN GOOD
Great recipe! I will check to see if the tapioca pearls are gluten free & if so, I will be trying this. I'm sure I can just switch the milk & cream to a dairy free version. I also liked how you had used stevia with this tea. Awesome. Thanks again!
Todd is so cute lol
Sometimes its called boba also; it's a cold drink, usually flavored teas with milk or cream in it, and they place tapioca pearls at the bottom. Tapioca pearls are like a chewy jelly like balls that are sweet, like in tapioca pudding, but bigger. Im not sure if they have any in Kentucky, but I see them pretty often in California.
I like this chubby man. He makes good foods.
Lol
I laughed way harder than I should've at this comment
Depends on what it is, but generally yes they are.
But keep in mind the Australian minimum was is close to twice that of the US.
It's from Taiwan people! Not Japanese!
Yumm....
Lol marina
Bubble tea is my fav drink! Esp. Mango! ^-^
In Vietnam or Vietnamese festivals it's called Boba
Alicia Nguon I live in Taiwan, am a fluent English speaker :P The bubble tea is only $1.50
I made it but with ice coffee and it is delicious! I have that same exact brand of tapioca pearls except i have the normal pearls not the colorful.
3:20 to 3:22
Sniffing cocaine
Go for it. You can do what ever you like. This video is more about the pearls then the drink recipe. So go nuts :)
I once bought bubble tea, having no idea what it was. I was not a fan of those little blueberry looking tapioca bubbles. I actually forced myself to drink it. I won't try it again. Or maybe I'l try real wild blueberries, instead of the gummy tapioca...
Was it not good?
Bella Latte Obviously it wasn't good for him when he said that he had to force himself to drink it...... Stupid question.
Red Queen
WELL, I'M SORRY! NO NEED TO BE RUDE
I LOVE bubble tea but have never made it. Putting this on my must try list.
How come everything he says sound like he's saying it like it's a question like "good day welcome to todds kitchen?"
Lol .
because he's australian/kiwi
cause he's an australian like me :3
That isn't the reason.
Michael Whitney I lived and worked in NZ and then traveled through Oz for a total of 6 months when I was a teen and came back to the US after ending all my sentences as a question, too!! Everyone asked me where I was from! hahah
Me to! :)
So I went to my local health food store and asked if they knew where I could get bubble tea...and she looked at me like😳I was stupid lol and said do you mean bobba tea. I was like I'm not sure I saw a video and they called it bubble tea and there were plenty of other bubble tea recipes. Lol so my question is...does it matter what the name is is there a difference?
its the same :))
+Astrina Martin
At my house we call it Boba, some people call it Bubble tea, some call it Tapioca pearls, it's all the same :D
+Astrina Martin I've experienced boba as little pearls filled with sweet juice and bubble where theyre solid jelly tapioca pearls.
In Asia it is widely known as bubble tea.
Or at least in the asian community we call it bubble tea.
Hey Todd, we Asians cook those pearls with boiling water where we put "a lot of blown sugar " in it so those pearls tastes sweet, and secondly u do need to add corn syrup to the drink to make it taste good, and normally we use black tea rather than green tea! ! Just some suggestions hope u could try again! I bet it will taste so much better :)
Why don't the bubbles come out all pretty like they look on the packaging? Lol -.-
😂😂omg
You are mistaken, child.
Luis Vasquez wow. what a perv
It's espcially disturbing for a child to be perverted >.
Literally what I was thinking, I'm just like that comment is just not on topic.
i have some stupied few questions :
1. do eat the pearls at the last ?
2.do pearls add taste or just decoration?
3.if nothing form upthere why do u add pealrs arew they nessecary ?
They're all edible. Think of it as jelly. The pearls are the reason why this is called 'bubble tea', as they look like bubbles. Without the pearl, this will be just called milk tea. The pearls add a additional layer of texture to the drink, and its fun to chew on them.
ty :)
Things that are "non fat" or "0 calorie" are usually even worse for you because they make up for the fat and calories in extra chemicals.. think about what you use to fuel your body.
Pure stevia is fine.
so stoked to try this myself!!!! I live in toronto, and my favourite flavour is lychee green tea.
what in the world is this? i bet this tea tasted like water. and you arent supposed to let the pearls get cold.
yes you are suppose to let the pearl cool down.
TocrazyoverSJ i said get cold not cool down
asianrice bowl have you heard him say, he'll put it in the fridge to cool down? I don't think he made it very cold.
wtf? you arent supposed to let the pearls get cold? bubble tea is served cold you fool
So true.... I have never seen that kind of pearls before and he didn't even sweeten them.... that's watery milk.
i have never seen in my life that kind of tea and i am impressed!!!!!!!!!!!! it looks tasty but i didn't understand what is tapioka pearls maybe we don't have it in Greece could i use something else instead?
Isn't it called boba?
That is the one that pops in your mouth this is the one that is chewy
It matters where you live. In US we call it boba and rarely bubble tea
I live in Nevada so that's probably why
Tare Jane I live in Nevada. That's most likely why I know it as boba
I live in california & its called boba tea here
Yes! Excellent episodes.
I had this all the time when I was studying in Sydney.
It made the clustered, hot city-rail trips really bearable.
Thanks!
Are you supposed to eat those fish eggs?
They aren't fish eggs dummy they are tapioca pearls
oh...have to look those up.
Ya I don't blame you cuz they aren't that popular just by themselves but he did mention them in the video like 3 times...
Kayra Ergin
Didn't look like baluga to me.
What? Beluga?
Never tried milk based bubble tea but I have tried litchi, mango, strawberry and peach and I love it. Not healthy to drink that often. I bought it several times in Germany, before I found out that we have it in my home country.
i like putting garlic, tabasco and whiskey in my tea
:3
boba波霸 means girls with big boobs in taiwan. its then used as a name for big size tapioca pearls. and the traditional boba(bubble) tea is a mix of milk tea and tapioca pearls. milk tea=black tea+milk, dont know why there are people saying boba tea isn't made of tea...
that not how u make bubble tea
This channel is totaly AWSOME good job todd
Bubble tea isn't made from tea.....
yes it is
it is traditionally made with black tea
I probably never had traditonal bubble tea, thanks for correcting me.
It is made from plastic
Using crushed coal makes it even better
Thanks!
The tapioca balls are supposed to be black :/
nope. they added colourings
They don't specifically have to be black.
Kimberly Nicole but original bubble tea is with black tapioca pearl. #justsaying
Yes, exactly! But they can be different colors too, not just black. #justsaying lol Nylah Shontelle
You also need to add caramelised sugar somehow
Oh you live and work in Taiwan do you? Thats nice :)
I live and work in Australia. Im not sure you realise it but things are made differently in different countries...
And he did it wrong
the pearls have to get clear while cooking right?
Hey Todd. After boiling the tapioca, you should put them in a bowl with honey and ice to cool and sweeten the pearls. This adds an edge to the tea that can't be beat.
I LOVE bubble tea and i find it best to bring the water to a boil and add in a bunch of tea leaves, when that boiled, and the water is colored with the tea leave flavors, i add in lactaid free milk( makes it silker than reg milk) and bring that to a just boil (do not boil for long because the milk will start burning!). Instead of sugar i use a natural and much healthier sweetener: HONEY it works great stir it in until dissolve then use a drainer so you wont get tea leaves into the milk tea. Best consumed warm.
Great tuts! Really professional quality. I love this recipe! Thanks
I started making this Bubble Tea 8 years ago, and still enjoying, Simply DE-LISH!!!!!!!
You could also make your own syrup. I'm sure you can find a nice syrup recipe for tapioca pearls here on youtube. I, personally, use water, brown sugar, graduated sugar and honey. Then all you'd have to do is let the pearls sit in the mixture while you're assembling everything else and you have the sweetened pearls you'd taste in stores.
Same :)
I have been told it is all over America, maybe the shops around you don't sell it. You can search for it online :)
Well thats because i have not done the captions for this video yet. Its all new videos and im slowly getting to my older ones. They can take up to an hour per video to do which includes translations.
yes
yup
Cool, just wanted to point that out in case you didn't know, but keep the delish recipe coming
Yes :)
I only know of the one type. What do you mean?
To be honest i have only made them in small batches for myself and larger ones with friends over. I have never stored them for to long.
Oh my gosh Todd it's you again! Just looking for a recipe for something else to use the large pearl tapioca I got for the tapioca pudding recipe from your video.Knew that large pearl was used for bubble tea -& here you are again.Looking forward to trying this also--Thanks-Liz
Yes it is :)
Oh my gosh thank you so much! My City doesn't have bubble tea !!! So this makes it so much better. Thanks alot!!
I can't get these big pearls in Israel. Can you please tell me what this tastes similar to? I might try to find this when I visit the states next year.
oh! i just found out that bubble tea can be also known as boba. boba has many different flavors including green tea. my fave is tar tar, mango, strawberry. i am not sure if bubble tea is only tea though?
Thank you Sienna :)
what's the difference between bubble tea with pearls and without them? love your recipes
Love all your recipes!
They derive from the cassava or manioc. They're produced by the moist starch which is sieved under pressure.
It works out cheaper and you can do what ever you want with it :)
When I make bubble teas I use smoothie instead of tea, and get tea-infused tapiocas. Tastes really good :)
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I will look into it :)
SAME! :)
You can buy the tapioca pearl at any asian market. I think they have some at stop and shop. Depending on your location.
oh you *blushes*
Exactly!! :)
oh my gosh i think i will try to get to making this that sounds SO GOOD! i love bubble tea!
I'm going to make this right now. Seems delicious
It was amazing maybe someday I'll try that amazing recipe
Thank you :)
thanks! this looks good i will defiantly try this
where i go its $3.00 for a large bubble smoothie. Then again i live in the USA and its a smoothie instead of milk tea but it sounds really good. Where do you buy your tapioca pearls?
does this taste milky or sweet ? I've never had this before and i think it looks yummy, i just don't like milky things so i'm wondering how it taste
Omg thank you so much I couldn't have done it without you todd.
Maybe online?
The music goes well with it!
When making the tapioca pearls, it's also a good idea to add some brown sugar because the pearls the selves have no flavor. Just a tip! :)
Thai tea is the best! Some people really like taro.. I have to try it for my self one day.
Thats because theres more then one way to make it. Go to a shop and you will see a menu of 20 different ones.
I use to much sugar people get upset, i use to little people still get upset. :)