Since you like brown sugar with boba try flaming brown sugar! It’s where you have mix cinnamon, ginger, and brown sugar with your ingredients and it’s goood Love your vids keep going!
I let the boba chill in ice water and then I put it in a pan with some brown sugar and water and let it thicken. Actually helps to get all that nice syrupiness with the boba at the bottom, and then it disperses when you pour the milk🙌🏼.
@@tthsgunShe's cooking instant boba, and while the packaging states to "boil for 5 minutes", a lot of people that have left reviews for this product say 5 mins isn't enough time because the balls are still hard. So yeah, boiling for 30 minutes is a good fucking suggestion.
Near perfect loop 🙂 You should've left the last clip as the transition into the first clip. In other words it's the same clip... you just have to split the clip in half and put the end of the clip at the beginning of the video, and leave the first half of the clip at the end of the video. Doobydobap does it, and I ended up realizing how she does it after writing a lot of Tik Tok skits. PS, I never thought I'd write many at all or even get to the point where I'm writing perfect loops, but I have. So yeah, I recommend this editing trick. Hopefully this helps 😊
Guys just wanted to tell you Costco is currently selling already made boba in packets and straws (11$ for 12 packs) it’s near ice cream. Still not as cheap as boiling yourself but much cheaper then buying ready boba plus it tastes pretty good
It’s just brown sugar and water heated until it becomes almost sticky, then your add the pearls and mix the sticky sugar with the pearls ( you can also add the pearls at the start when the mixture is heating it doesn’t change everything to put pearls early or not )
@@MyHealthyDishI made it a few months ago with the same brand boba, and it was soooo good!!! I am addicted with boba, and this is an amazing affordable alternative. Thank You!! ❤❤
People are actually triggered by her use of brown sugar. Its not an everyday drink for most people. Live your boring tasteless lives and stop downing everything🙄
So it’s like sweet milk with chewy prizes, I always wondered what the liquid is for boba, I’ve never tried it. What do the boba pearls taste like, I mean besides brown sugar? I want this in my life, but I’m old and don’t know where to get it!
It looked like she was pouring the sugar syrup from a pan. I wish she had put more details in the video though, and notes in the description would have been nice.
I don't see my other comment and I think yt is mad at me for trying to add an amazon link. It looks like E-FA black pearl tapioca and you can get a 6lb bag or a 2.2lb one. It's sold on amazon. Used to be $19 for the 6lb but now went up a bit
I put 2 tablespoons in a cup of milk microwave it for a min and a half. And I'll flavor the milk with either Kool-Aid, hot chocolate, extract, whatever
For others brands of pearls I really recommend you to boil it for at least 15mn and let it rest for 20mn Then put the boba with 2cl of water in a pan with brown sugar then make it sticky and you’re done I would never do it another way cause this is the best ( I i ever tried) I’ve got it from Ninos Home
@@tuala5495 if you want everything in detail here I put it for you: , so you boil the pearls for 20 minutes and you stir from time to time so that they don't stick, then you let them rest with a lid for 30 minutes. after that you drain your pearls you put them in a bowl next to it and you take a frying pan where you will heat 5cl of water and brown sugar (more sugar than water in general) and you put your pearls you wait until the texture becomes sticky and you put that in a bowl. you have your tapioca pearls ready for the "Tiger boba" and there you take a clear glass a spoon and you line the sides of the glass and voilàaaaa. many recipes recommend rinsing the pearls in cold water but it makes the pearls harder so as I like them melting (not mushy but not hard either) I do not recommend doing that
Im Obsessed with boba but couldn’t find a brand the seals some good tasting boba so if u wouldn’t mind could u put the link of this boba brand here? 💗💗
I make this for my family and they love it! I use Almond milk and brown sugar, but I soak my boba balls in organic honey for 15-20 minutes before I add the almond milk 😋
If you're using instant boba like she is, boiling the tapioca for about 30 mins, straining/rinsing in cold water, putting it back in a pot with some brown sugar and a little water, then turning the heat on med for about 5-10 mins (stir continuously to prevent sticking) should work just fine. If you're using the non-instant kind, you need to bring your water to a boil first before adding the boba pearls or they will disintegrate and turn to mush. You also need to use a lot of water and a big enough pot so the boba has room to expand. If you don't add enough water, the texture won't be soft and chewy. So, for every 1 cup of boba, you'll want to use about 6 cups of water. The cooking process is pretty easy. Once your water comes to a rolling boil, add your tapioca pearls and give them a quick stir to prevent the pearls from sticking. Then, turn the heat down to med-low once all the pearls rise to the surface and the water begins to boil again. Put a lid on the pot and allow the pearls to simmer on med-low heat for 30 minutes while stirring every 10 minutes just to make sure they don't stick to the bottom. Once 30 mins is up, turn off the heat and allow the pearls to rest in the pot with the lid still on for another 30 minutes. Finally, strain your boba and give it a really good rinse with cold water. Use your hands to make sure you get off all the excess tapioca. Then you can sweeten them using the same method I mentioned for the instant boba. Or you can just let them soak in a simple syrup solution for about 10 mins prior to serving if you're short on time. I prefer the other method because I like when the pearls are slightly warm in my drink. This is a pretty foolproof way for cooking non-instant boba and most boba tea shops cook their tapioca pearls this way too, so it should work out just fine for you at home. Also, make sure you consume your boba within 4 hours for best taste/texture, and it's not recommended to refrigerate and reheat later. They're just not the same after that, but you can certainly try it if you want. I hope this helps.
Well he didn’t really complete the recipe for us all I saw was the little balls at the bottom of the glass did you add the liquid to it? Just simply asking for a recipe
I’m sad we didn’t get a “try it, you might like it” at the end. 😢
Her greatest quote i've ever heard
Really Miss it
I'll have to bring it back
@@MyHealthyDish jesus loves you ❤love your videos 👋😊
@@MyHealthyDish what is the brand name please
@@MyHealthyDish I like your authentic outro’s and mixing it up❤️
Since you like brown sugar with boba try flaming brown sugar! It’s where you have mix cinnamon, ginger, and brown sugar with your ingredients and it’s goood Love your vids keep going!
that sound so good!
@@MyHealthyDish
I'm going to have to look up what is boba.
I need to try that
Yooo, candied ginger Boba? 👀
It’s sooo good😭 I tried it once and never went back to the regular way 🥰
My grandchildren always want this at the mall, they are going to be so surprised when Nana makes it at home on the next sleepover.🙂
All that sugar...they will not be sleeping
Nana is going to be very popular
That is so sweet ❤️ the world is a lot more wholesome with people like you around 🙂
@@missmarymary6506cmon why ruined this wholesome moment?
@@stxrIight what is wholesome exactly? All that sugar is far from wholesome..
I let the boba chill in ice water and then I put it in a pan with some brown sugar and water and let it thicken. Actually helps to get all that nice syrupiness with the boba at the bottom, and then it disperses when you pour the milk🙌🏼.
I absolutely love how simple and “mother” friendly your recipes are. Mom ‘s already don’t have enough time, so these are really cool thank you.
guys if you like the chewey texture of boba then let the boba soak in the boiled water for atleast 30 minutes before you add the sugar sypup
That’s for certain brands
Just follow the fucking instructions
@@tthsgunenjoy your rubbery boba😘
@@chanuosmh they were so aggressive for no reason
@@tthsgunShe's cooking instant boba, and while the packaging states to "boil for 5 minutes", a lot of people that have left reviews for this product say 5 mins isn't enough time because the balls are still hard. So yeah, boiling for 30 minutes is a good fucking suggestion.
can you tell us what brand it is please?😅
Thanks for sharing this. I purchased everything you used in the video. Homemade is delicious and easy. ❤ Thank you!
I made this for a first date, and it was well received! Thanks for the recipe, I'll be looking forward to making this again!
It’s so good I love it pls make a another video like this❤👍👏🏾
Omgoodness Im going to try this woth oat milk 😍
What is a boba ball?
@@joansmith6844 it's a tapioca pearl
Bro why didn’t I know about glass boiling pots? Lmao that actually has me excited
They actually been around for a long time lol
@MyHealthyDish what brand are you using I really want to try to make it
Ohhhhh looks soooo good!!!!!
LOOKS YUM… DEFINITELY WILL TRY THIS. WATCHING FROM MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. TA!
everything you do looks good..unfortunately im not much into sugar or sweets, but it looks yummy though😊
The way she said “yum” 😅😂❤
gotta try and make it
Looks so good! I definitely will be trying this
Omg I use this too! I've been using it for about a week and it's so delicious, will definitely buy again!
That looks so good 😭
Unfortunately, I have a dairy "issue". Nonetheless, it looks good.
@@sandraandrews9907 you can use veggie milk as oat or almond
@@sandraandrews9907 oat milk?
@@dods2344 possibly...as long as it doesn't overtake the flavor of the tea/bobos itself.
hope you try it
May I ask the brand name of the pearls? Thanks! 😊
Watching from Philippines 🇵🇭
E-FA Brand Black Tapioca Pearl. I believe I have this at home. Purchased online Ready in 5 mins as she says 👩🏻🍳
Thanks,@@karenchiri3526! :)
I love everything you make!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
“This is my favorite brand” proceeds to not tell us the brand
The brand name is E-FA black tapioca pearl boba.
@@atrain687 tysm I’m gonna buy some
Amazon has it scored a bag for 10 bucks.🥰
@@iheartlilly118 I bought some
@@nateletrae Did you make it like she did I made mine with honey and it wasn't bad but I'm doing the brown sugar recipe this week😁
CZcams is listening to my thoughts… I was literally JUST thinking this!
I sometimes feel like yt is listening don’t know if it’s just me tho
CZcams n IG been listening everytime i mention i need something BOOM an ad for it or video 😳
THANK YOU FOR THIS ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Tysm for this video! I sure will try this out!!
Near perfect loop 🙂
You should've left the last clip as the transition into the first clip. In other words it's the same clip... you just have to split the clip in half and put the end of the clip at the beginning of the video, and leave the first half of the clip at the end of the video. Doobydobap does it, and I ended up realizing how she does it after writing a lot of Tik Tok skits.
PS, I never thought I'd write many at all or even get to the point where I'm writing perfect loops, but I have. So yeah, I recommend this editing trick. Hopefully this helps 😊
Guys just wanted to tell you Costco is currently selling already made boba in packets and straws (11$ for 12 packs) it’s near ice cream. Still not as cheap as boiling yourself but much cheaper then buying ready boba plus it tastes pretty good
Ohhh that looks delicious 🤤
so good!
Would love to see a recipe for the brown sugar syrup you poured from the pan!
It’s just brown sugar and water heated until it becomes almost sticky, then your add the pearls and mix the sticky sugar with the pearls ( you can also add the pearls at the start when the mixture is heating it doesn’t change everything to put pearls early or not )
I love Boba ! What's the boba brand's name ?
looks wonderful and what a fun drink
Making this 😍
let me know how you like it
@@MyHealthyDishI made it a few months ago with the same brand boba, and it was soooo good!!! I am addicted with boba, and this is an amazing affordable alternative. Thank You!! ❤❤
You look so happy drinking it. Another successful recipe.
Sounds good! I wanna try this one if these days. What is your favorite Boba brand to use?
Do you add tea to your drink?
Too sweet !!!
I love your recipes 👍👍👍
This looks soooo gooood, also ealryyy yesss
yessss!
I hope this simple recipe is in your new cookbook 😊
That looks so good OMG 😱 🥰🥰😍😍
Exactly yum 😋thanks for sharing ❤️
you're welcome
I so love your channel
OMG I am your biggest fan! You have inspired me to cook in so many ways
People are actually triggered by her use of brown sugar. Its not an everyday drink for most people. Live your boring tasteless lives and stop downing everything🙄
Is it warm milk
Looks delicious
hope you try it
I always tried your recipes and I am happy love you
Ordering now😊😊
The “Nyuhm” at the end
So it’s like sweet milk with chewy prizes, I always wondered what the liquid is for boba, I’ve never tried it. What do the boba pearls taste like, I mean besides brown sugar? I want this in my life, but I’m old and don’t know where to get it!
Amazon
Black tapioca pearl, E-Fa brand
Did you use the liquid from the boba for the brown sugar syrup?
Wow I neve rin my life seen a glass pot like rl never knew it existed 😂
this is so satisfying
Could you please link the tapioca you bought? I cant find good ones:(
I would like to know also. 😌
Its E-FA black tapioc pearl boba.. 👍👍 enjoy
@@atrain687 thank youuuuuuu
Wow that looks very tasty have never tried that before.i need learn more about this one.🙏
it's a favorite treat around my house
You need to cook it to caramalize the sugar. That’s how they do it at my local Taiwanese boba shop.
It looked like she was pouring the sugar syrup from a pan. I wish she had put more details in the video though, and notes in the description would have been nice.
Thank you for the recipe
Just ordered this boba!
Could you link the brand you used? I need a brand of boba that cooks that fast.
I don't see my other comment and I think yt is mad at me for trying to add an amazon link.
It looks like E-FA black pearl tapioca and you can get a 6lb bag or a 2.2lb one. It's sold on amazon. Used to be $19 for the 6lb but now went up a bit
@@Pinkalooo thank you so much!
I would love to be able to drink that 🤤
Me to 👍🤤
hope you try it out
Can you replace brown sugar with just regular sugar??
where can u buy it?
Do you use whole milk? Can you use almond milk with your recipes?
The moment you make it at home you’ll realize how much cheaper it is than buying at milk tea shops
Thanks looks delicious
I put 2 tablespoons in a cup of milk microwave it for a min and a half. And I'll flavor the milk with either Kool-Aid, hot chocolate, extract, whatever
Biiiihhhhhh did you say Kool-Aid in your milk?
very creative!
@@clasik228able only 1/4th of a teaspoon
I will try this for strawberry milk boba .
Thanks for sharing ! ❤
I have the same one, its so good.
Looks awesome. Dark tapioca, what is the flavor??
Brown sugar flavor
They just taste like starch. So brown sugar is sugar, then add milk, or chilled tea + milk. So good.
I make the boba the same
Then I make milk tea with: English breakfast tea and condenser milk :)
There is a boba kit thing at any local Costco and u microwave it for one min and add milk and ice and it tastes so good and it’s quicker than this
What brand of brown sugar do you use??
That would for sure settle this sweet craving i have
For others brands of pearls I really recommend you to boil it for at least 15mn and let it rest for 20mn
Then put the boba with 2cl of water in a pan with brown sugar then make it sticky and you’re done
I would never do it another way cause this is the best ( I i ever tried)
I’ve got it from Ninos Home
Thanks 🙏🏼 I was wondering if it was the cooking water or an other one in the bowl.
@@tuala5495 if you want everything in detail here I put it for you: , so you boil the pearls for 20 minutes and you stir from time to time so that they don't stick, then you let them rest with a lid for 30 minutes. after that you drain your pearls you put them in a bowl next to it and you take a frying pan where you will heat 5cl of water and brown sugar (more sugar than water in general) and you put your pearls you wait until the texture becomes sticky and you put that in a bowl. you have your tapioca pearls ready for the "Tiger boba" and there you take a clear glass a spoon and you line the sides of the glass and voilàaaaa. many recipes recommend rinsing the pearls in cold water but it makes the pearls harder so as I like them melting (not mushy but not hard either) I do not recommend doing that
@@dods2344 that’s so sweat 🥰 thank you !
@@tuala5495 I hope you will tell (cuz we can’t share anything else here 😂) me how it turned out !
Tomato juice mix cornflour sugar in round shape silicon mould freeze homemade
Tomato homemade boba.receipe explained by me.
I love you ❤thanks!!!
The popsicles from Costco are even better! They have them now!
Do you know how to make any other flavors? Would you just use syrups, or do you have to use special mixes?
Im Obsessed with boba but couldn’t find a brand the seals some good tasting boba so if u wouldn’t mind could u put the link of this boba brand here? 💗💗
Looks delicious 😋
I just made the same boba pearls
Looks yummy. Thanks.
Omg I love the clear glass pot where did you get it
How did you make the brown sugar syrup?
Do you just use regular milk or milk with something with it? And do you drink it cold or warm?
Looks so good! But where did you buy your glass from?
Where can I find those bobas you are using?
What brand?
Top left corner; E-FA Brand. Although on amazon it says the brand is FAE 🤔
@@DA-ho2pf thanks!
Looks great but, It sucks for me cause the boba can give me a stomach ache…do you know any good alternatives
Big like 👍
Looks absolutely amazing 👏 😍
I make this for my family and they love it! I use Almond milk and brown sugar, but I soak my boba balls in organic honey for 15-20 minutes before I add the almond milk 😋
Do you boil in water and then soak in honey? I wanted to do this with espresso. I have black and clear boba what do you think?
How do you keep the bobas flavor from mixing into the drink?
I like the color boba pearls
How’d you make the brown sugar syrup?
There is a microwaveable make it yourself brown sugar boba milk at Trader Joe’s! It’s sooooo yummy!
From the thumbnail it looked like you made boba in the Cook Anyday. I'd love the recipe for microwave boba! It never comes out right on my stovetop
If you're using instant boba like she is, boiling the tapioca for about 30 mins, straining/rinsing in cold water, putting it back in a pot with some brown sugar and a little water, then turning the heat on med for about 5-10 mins (stir continuously to prevent sticking) should work just fine.
If you're using the non-instant kind, you need to bring your water to a boil first before adding the boba pearls or they will disintegrate and turn to mush. You also need to use a lot of water and a big enough pot so the boba has room to expand. If you don't add enough water, the texture won't be soft and chewy. So, for every 1 cup of boba, you'll want to use about 6 cups of water.
The cooking process is pretty easy. Once your water comes to a rolling boil, add your tapioca pearls and give them a quick stir to prevent the pearls from sticking. Then, turn the heat down to med-low once all the pearls rise to the surface and the water begins to boil again. Put a lid on the pot and allow the pearls to simmer on med-low heat for 30 minutes while stirring every 10 minutes just to make sure they don't stick to the bottom. Once 30 mins is up, turn off the heat and allow the pearls to rest in the pot with the lid still on for another 30 minutes. Finally, strain your boba and give it a really good rinse with cold water. Use your hands to make sure you get off all the excess tapioca. Then you can sweeten them using the same method I mentioned for the instant boba. Or you can just let them soak in a simple syrup solution for about 10 mins prior to serving if you're short on time. I prefer the other method because I like when the pearls are slightly warm in my drink.
This is a pretty foolproof way for cooking non-instant boba and most boba tea shops cook their tapioca pearls this way too, so it should work out just fine for you at home. Also, make sure you consume your boba within 4 hours for best taste/texture, and it's not recommended to refrigerate and reheat later. They're just not the same after that, but you can certainly try it if you want.
I hope this helps.
Well he didn’t really complete the recipe for us all I saw was the little balls at the bottom of the glass did you add the liquid to it? Just simply asking for a recipe
Fresh boba too is boba made w casava root