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In this instructable, I will go through the method of making mini-bubbles. Accompanying the exact instructions, I will give you a range of possibilities, as every type of tapioca must cook slightly differently. Tapioca is pretty sensitive to pressure changes and other stuff, so I will always give you a range.
This is really very yummy, and can cost up to 5 dollars per tea in stores!!!! This is far cheaper, with about 1 drink costing about $1.50!
The inspiration for this instructable is that in a small town, the odds of having a bubble tea shop are low, and for those who enjoy it can have it more often than every month or so!
* This recipe scales up, I recently made like 30 servings along the same guideline.
Be sure to vote for me, and rate this!!
This is really very yummy, and can cost up to 5 dollars per tea in stores!!!! This is far cheaper, with about 1 drink costing about $1.50!
The inspiration for this instructable is that in a small town, the odds of having a bubble tea shop are low, and for those who enjoy it can have it more often than every month or so!
* This recipe scales up, I recently made like 30 servings along the same guideline.
Be sure to vote for me, and rate this!!
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Materials:
Brown sugar
Tapioca (you can get this from a grocery store, it's called LARGE pearl tapioca(although it makes smaller ones), in the baking isle)
Water
Food dye (optional)
Juice, Milk, soda, or other drink
Black Tea
Tools:
Heat source
Pot
Cup
Kettle
Straws (bigger ones, like McDonald's or Starbuck's work best)
Brown sugar
Tapioca (you can get this from a grocery store, it's called LARGE pearl tapioca(although it makes smaller ones), in the baking isle)
Water
Food dye (optional)
Juice, Milk, soda, or other drink
Black Tea
Tools:
Heat source
Pot
Cup
Kettle
Straws (bigger ones, like McDonald's or Starbuck's work best)
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Cause we have something similar here and I was wondering if it's the correct size
As I said, it is all a range. As long as the pearls are round you will produce bubbles! If it is the ground pieces which are flecks then it won't work.
I'm gonna try this out! I hope I like it, cause I hate the thing we usually make with this tapioca pearl things lol
Now I'm encouraged to go try it again!
Make sure you let them soak at least overnight. It really is the most important step!