Better Boba Tapioca Pearls 8 Oz | Classic Kosher Brown Sugar Boba Pearls - Non-GMO, Vegan, Gluten-Free - 12 Servings | Boba Balls for Boba Tea, Bubble Tea Drinks

This is a great tasting boba. A lot of you ended up with sticky or big blobs. You overcooked it. If you are making half, you still need lots of water. 8 to 10 cups for half the bag. Use a big and wide pot, this keeps it from sticking. Let it come to a boil first. Slowly add the boba, don't dump it. Keep stirring. After this you want to stir every 3 to 4 minutes to make sure they don't stick. After you add your boba, reduce your heat. It should still be boiling but not a lot, but more than a simmer. You boil for 40 minutes. At this point, your boba should be somewhat clear. Taste one. If it is the right consistency for you, you do not have to let it rest. When done, strain and rinse in cold water while STIRRING. Then store boba in brown sugar or sugar syrup. If you store in fridge for next day, warm in microwave. First day it tastes best.

I loved that these were as close to the scratch made boba we love ingredients wise so I gave them a shot. They took a very long time to cook (about an hour total) and had a weird texture. They aren’t chewy at all, they almost feel mushy but then the center is chalky. Flavor is great, ingredients great, but minus two stars for the really unappetizing texture.

I followed the directions to cook the boba pearls. While they cooked, I made two cups of an easy simple syrup with water and brown sugar. When the boba was done, I added the pearls to the syrup (everything was cool), then put them in individual serving baggies and put them in our freezer. Our kiddos can just pull a pack out, put it in hot water for a few minutes, fill a cup with ice & milk then add the boba & syrup. It’s SO delicious, so much healthier and only cost around $1.25 per cup! This is the way we will make boba from now on. I feel better knowing my kids get the treat they love, but with much cleaner and mostly organic ingredients (all other ingredients are organic).

These boba pearls taste okay, but the price is too high for the quantity. They take a long time to cook and don’t have the chewy texture I expected. Not worth the cost.

I really like the flavor of the pearls they just slightly sweet and a good texture however, the pearls are really only good the day you make it. The second day they got very sticky and dry. I will try again but only cook a portion of them at a time and use them that day. Mine cooked in the instant pot. I may have left them in there an extra 10 minutes so I will be more on it next time and see if it improves the texture. All in all, it's nice to find a healthy pearl for tea.

I loved the idea of a healthier type of Boba, however Better Boba was a total let down. I chose the Instant Pot cooking instructions (stove top was waaay too long) and it turned into one gelatinous boba ball. The boba itself was chewy, but edible. Please remake Better Boba!

I was reluctant to try this boba due to the negative reviews, but it turned out great with some modifications to the cooking instructions (courtesy of ChatGPT). For two large drinks, I measured 1/4 cup (~4 tbsp) of the dry boba pearls. This is the procedure I followed: — Bring 12 cups of water to a rolling boil (The large amount of water keeps the pearls from sticking, cooking unevenly, or turning gummy.) — Add the 1/4 cup of dry pearls and stir immediately for 30 seconds. — Turn the heat down to a medium simmer. Simmer for 40 minutes uncovered and stir GENTLY every 3 minutes. — Turn off the heat and cover the pot. Allow the pearls to rest undisturbed for 30 minutes. — Drain and rinse with cool water for 10 seconds. Sweeten with your sweetener of choice. At the end of the rest period, I was concerned that the boba looked a little pale, but the texture was perfect and they were cooked all the way through. The instructions on the back of the bag are a bit misleading — 6 cups of water is definitely not enough for the whole bag (which apparently is 12 servings!)

For the past two years I've tried many different brands of boba pearls and these are the best I have found so far! If you are used to KFT boba these are a little different. KFT boba pearls are more like the 5min quick cook boba that has a ton of preservatives. Better Boba is like the gourmet, fresh boba you will find at Möge Tee and other more high end boba shops. These do take a little longer to cook compared to the 5min boba but the upgrade in flavor, texture, and quality is well worth it! Plus it gives me time to make a fancier fruit tea or a matcha latte to put them into. For the quality it is also a great value. For what 2 boba drinks cost me out I can make 8+ drinks and I feel better afterwards since these don't have all the preservatives and gums that most boba does. I also feel a lot safer knowing this is made in the US.