WuFuYuan Boba Tapioca Pearls, Black Sugar Flavor, Quick Cook Bubble Tea Boba, Microwave Ready in 3 Minutes, 8.8 oz (Pack of 2)

I was able to cook up a batch of delicious homemade boba very quickly. It literally tastes just like the boba in the boba shops, except at my home to make my drink just like I want it. From the moment you open the bag, you get a sweet smell coming from the uncooked pearls that lets you know you are on to something good. The instructions were on the back of the label and I followed it precisely to get my amazing results. The quality and texture of the boba was delicious and the perfect bit of chewy. You can alter this by simmering longer if you like. These are fun to add to a drink that offers the fun chewy black pearls that make a drink so much more than just a drink. I have been enjoying these delicious additives to drinks for over 20 + years and I love them. They don't really hold much of a nutritional value with them having no fat and includes sodium and carbs. For me they are a treat that I love to eat and sip through the large straws. I do treats of ice cream and cupcakes on occasion too. The bottom line for me with these is the chewy texture you get and these were commercial grade that were like the ones in shops. Whether, you enjoy them with sweet milk, coffee or tea to me these enhance the whole vibe of the drink. I have already used them in the traditional Thai sweet tea and with coffee and I like them both. Note that for the single cup of boba I cooked, I was able to make 5 drinks with all the boba you need to feel satisfied. Basically a single bag can yield you 2 one cup batches. They have directions for microwaving, but honestly, I prefer the good old stove top method best. I boiled my water (10 cups), add 1 cup of boba to the boiling water, give it a gentle stir. Once they float to the top (happens quickly), lower the heat and cover for another 2-5 minutes (depending on the texture you want). Then chill for 20 seconds in cold water. Strain and for the finishing touch I sprinkled /stirred some brown sugar and that was it. Done in a few minutes. I used sugar in the raw and it was super delicious. It is very easy to whip up a batch of these anytime you like. The above instructions is exactly what I did to get these boba (see my photos). Get your big boba straws ready for this treat. All in all, this brand of boba hit the mark for me and I plan on ordering more from them soon to share with family and friends. I received 2 bags 250g each and feel for the quality, taste and ease of use It is a good value for the money.

Ive ordered these 6 times. Ive never had any problems with them until now. The bags and completely sealed, but container moisture. Im concerned of moldy product. Otherwise these are fabulous and taste just like the boba shops. Easy to make at home. Im not going to give less stars as I contacted the merchant and have requested a refund. Hopefully they will refund me. I will still buy these in the future. Just will be extra cautious to look for moisture.

Favorite boba to get, it's easy to make. Good quality and quantity for the price. Continue to repurchase

Cooked urs fantastic, add some water and extra sugar to draw out flavor and boom better than what you'll receive in a boba. Even with some tap water, 1 minute and 30 seconds in the microwave, and a few table spoons of your average granulated sugar each pearl came out chewy and soft. Speaking of how long it takes to make, it may just be that my microwave is powerful but it only took roughly 1:30 seconds to finish, meaning it's very fast to make. It came well packaged and nothing was broken not even the plastic bag both of the bags of actual product came in. But at the same time the seal on the bags... You can't reseal unless I was missing something. Points taken down for how bad they tasted raw but you can't expect perfection can you? Overall 9/10 would definitely recommend for others who are impatient but still want good boba. (Ps. Brown sugar would most likely work farrr better than normal sugar but that's all I had at the time of writing this 🙃)

Easy to make. Great taste.

After leaving Atlanta and all it's great Asian restaurants and stores, it's been a struggle to live on the Florida Treasure Coast. Calling it a culinary wasteland would be generous. Thankfully, I can get my boba, and most of my international favorites, from Amazon. About the comments that it is too hard or too soft (haha Goldilocks at the stove), absolutely not true! Bring the water to a roiling boil, then add the boba and cover. Usually takes 3 minutes for them to puff and rise to the top. Keep an eye on them and don't walk away. Strain and enjoy. Perfect every time. If I don't want them in tea, I put them in a bowl with a bit of honey and rose water, then top with milk. Decadent but not as loaded with sugar.

Its okay. Hard to perfect the craft. It gets tiring very quickly. No one needs this much boba anyways! Haha im pretty sure the directions are not honest.

We got these before, and they were fantastic. This time we cooked them the same way and a huge portion of them were hard and chewy. We tried it again with a different cooking format and still the same thing.

Fácil de preparar. Buena consistencia. Excelente sabor

These cook much faster than the regular boba. Also, they are sweetened with an artificial sweetener which makes them calorie wise. I prefer the regular boba however, these are a good choice if you are in a hurry

Very impressed - easier to work with than other pearls I've purchased and ends up in a good result. I add brown sugar after I strain them and let the residual liquid around the pearls form the syrup. Just be aware these aren't like the common "maple syrup" sweetened ones - they will have a subtle molasses taste. I'm a fan of it but my husband prefers other flavours.

I love being able to make bubble tea at home. These have the exact same taste of my favorite boba pearls.

Was easy to make it and was looking like boba . But I kinda didn’t like the taste much