The Inspire Food Company Popping Boba Pearls for Bubble Tea - 450gm | Strawberry | Bursting Pearls Bubble | Real Fruit Juice For Shakes, Smoothie | 100% Vegan & Glutenfree, No Artificial Colors

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As mentioned previously, popping boba uses a technique of molecular gastronomy, which is a 'science of the chemical reactions of cooking'. This technique is called spherification. Fine dining restaurants pioneered the method in the 1950s. Our Strawberry fruit tea kit will create a sweet and luscious drink, created with our very own tea concentrate which we developed to have zero sugar. This is an all-time favourite flavour of our customers, you can't go wrong with Strawberry! You can choose your own pairing of popping juice balls but we would recommend sweet Cherry or tangy Green Apple. Whatever topping you choose, will definitely enhance the experience and taste of this drink. With this recipe, you can make popping boba with freshly blended strawberry juice, coffee, soda, and whatever drink you like. What is Popping Boba?

Larger droplets will take longer to form the skin. If you leave the small droplets in the setting bath for more than 3 minutes, they will turn into solid spheres with no liquid in the center. Strawberry milk: Popping strawberry boba can make a delightful addition to a plain glass of strawberry milk.Boba is made from a new way of cooking called molecular gastronomy which investigates how certain ingredients transform through a chemical reaction when cooking. Then In a separate bowl, you have cold water and calcium lactate. Each drop of the sodium alginate/fruit juice solution into the calcium instantly forms a small pearl with a thin and flexible skin.

Try pairing these delicious fruity strawberry bursting boba with our milky mango bubble tea powder for an authentic bubble tea. If you buy Tapioca tea from tea shops it is likely to contain water, sugar, malic acid, simple syrup, seaweed extract, citric acid, potassium sorbate, and much more. Compared to regular boba pearls, these are relatively much lower in calories since the only contributing ingredient is the fruit juice itself. Thus, each serving (of 30 grams) contains only 30 calories.The recipe above provides the basis on how to make tapioca pearls at home. Here are some popular customisations to experiment with. Flour