How to make Mango Milk Tea from Powder

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This this video I will show you how to make Mango Milk Tea from Powder using restaurant grade professional quality ingredients used in Boba Shops all over the world.
I owned Award Winning Bubble Tea shops for over 5-years, and this recipe is very popular! Mango Milk or Mango Milk Tea is a great choice to keep on your menu.
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This tutorial is part of a special series of recipes I use in my shop.
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🧋Side note: the industry standard Brown Scoop that I am using is approx 20ml in volume. This equates to a heaping Tablespoon. You'll want to pre-measure your own bubble tea scoops so you know which size you're using for your own measurements.
Also, if you're in the USA, I would suggest switching to measurements of volume using milliliters and grams instead of cups and ounces, etc. I personally find it to be a more precise system of measuring ingredients! 😎
Ingredients:
❤️ 2 scoops Mango Powder (approx 2 heaping Tbs)
❤️ 2 scoops Creamer Powder (approx 2 heaping Tbs)
❤️ 2 pumps Fructose (14ml or .5oz)
❤️ 25ml Hot Water (just under 1oz)
❤️ 150ml brewed Assam Black Tea (5oz)
Directions:
❤️ Put the powders and fructose into the shaker cup.
❤️ Add the hot water and stir well until combined.
❤️ Add the brewed black tea & stir again.
❤️ Put a scoop full, or about 5-6 large ice cubes in the shaker.
❤️ Put all the shaker pieces together, and shake for 1-2 minutes.
❤️ Add toppings to your boba cup, pour, seal and enjoy!
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@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Looking to setup your own Boba/Bubble Tea shop? Get my help here: www.bubbleteaexpert.com/resources

@littleprincextian 3 года назад

Hi Kirstin., i am planning to add bubble waffle to my shop..is tapioca flour and starch the same thing?

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

@@littleprincextian I did a Google search and here's what it said: "It is common for tapioca flour to sometimes be called tapioca starch. Our tapioca flour is the same thing as tapioca starch, however you need to be aware that there is a third choice called tapioca flour/starch often found in stores that cater to a Caribbean and South American clientele."

@littleprincextian 3 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin thanks..im.also struggling to find custard powder in philippines..but looks like im sending some from our supermarket. My shop #wobblebubble

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

@@littleprincextian yay! Follow me on Insta, I'd love to see your shop! @BubbleTeaKristin

@sopheemong7116 3 года назад

What brand for the Mango powder,are you using?

@HangryKitchen 3 года назад

Can you make one for match green tea, love the way you explain and demonstrate every step!

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Matcha is made the same way but let me explain. The product will probably be different... so I've tried a few different ones for example. One was a 2-2-2 way like in this video. The other was an 'All In One' called AIO, which is 4-scoops only. Then there the more expensive way, which is using a premium pure matcha powder. That one you'll just make it more like an iced latte. I have a few videos showing how to do that on my YT channel. Then... What I did was offered my customers a Green Tea base or a Black Tea base. Because both bases offer a different flavor experience. Smokey vs floral type thing. Hope this helps 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@Hawaiianorchid 9 месяцев назад

Can you plz link us to buy the small plastic measuring cup? The one you used to measure the water.

@BubbleTeaKristin 9 месяцев назад

I bought mine of eBay. They're just 500ml jugs... but 300ml would work too. :)

@NeilMcCoyWard 4 года назад

Great as always!

@BubbleTeaKristin 4 года назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@ineedstuff8286 Год назад

I cant EVEN IMAGINE that moment in one’s career… when you finally get the shop… and that first time you use the bubble tea cup machine thing!.. WOWWWWW!. what an amazing feeling i bet!! Thank you Kristen!

@BubbleTeaKristin Год назад

😅 Yes - IT IS FUN 🥰

@Cmon_Nah123 Год назад

I wish boba didn't require so much plastic waste. One cup, seal, straw, and straw wrapper will outlive us all in landfill.

@BubbleTeaKristin Год назад

Many countries are banning single use plastic. But those few counties make up a tiny percentage of waste population making it into landfills and oceans. I'm hoping biodegradable cups, seals and straws make it to the bubble tea market soon... Ones which don't require chemicals to break them down or 25+ years to degrade...

@mohammadtjaan3686 3 года назад

Hi, I am new to the bubble tea world. my question is 1) what is the difference between using Syrup and Powder form of the same thing ... (mango powder vs mango syrup) 2) in typical Bubble Tea shops what would the syrup-based drinks be labeled as, and what would the powder-based drinks be labeled as?

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Hiya, Usually Syrup is used for fruit teas and powders are used for milk teas. They are labeled as fruit teas and milk teas. Hope that helps!

@tevinfranklin6203 7 месяцев назад

I love buba and im lookig to opening my own shop soon enjoying your information

@BubbleTeaKristin 7 месяцев назад

Awesome 😎👍🏻 Congratulations 🎉👏🏼 All the best to you!

@LoofTroop 3 года назад

I love these videos so clear! For the most part, If I have another flavored powder that isn’t mango, is it generally the same steps?

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Thanks so much 😍 Generally, Yes 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 You can change up the tea base type for a totally different drink experience.

@marieazrak1951 4 месяца назад

I was terrible when it came to fractions Omai God fractions were my hardest, challenging part of learning math. I can do simple money, math like five dollars +5 dollars is $10 but when it comes to understanding more than that like percent or ratio or tax that’s where I’m like. I don’t understand what you’re saying to somebody. I’ll give them a funny look because I try super super hard to understand but it’s just hard.

@BubbleTeaKristin 4 месяца назад

Oh. Hope it gets easier for you soon. 😇

@linsokhalin8779 4 месяца назад

For baba business , is it ok to make hot tea and keep it warm , in that case for gallon of water , how much tea should I put in to that amount of water ? Thank you very much for your wonderful sharing . Such an amazing helpful video. Appreciate that 🙏

@BubbleTeaKristin 4 месяца назад

Hello 👋🏼 I think you found my large batch of black tea video already, but here's the link anyway: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Gzm5XJkFn1Q.html

@marieazrak1951 4 месяца назад

What if a person has type one or type two diabetes but they’re not lactose intolerant or they might be for example me personally, I have epilepsy type 2 diabetes but I’m not lactose intolerant

@BubbleTeaKristin 4 месяца назад

There are different styles of drinks suited for different peoples preferences. But you may need to make your drink at home using specific ingredients, as each bubble tea shop uses completely different products 😞.

@jannmendoza1984 5 месяцев назад

Im new to this of making boba teas but the town i live they dont sell boba teas where can i buy powders such as mango and different flavors.

@BubbleTeaKristin 5 месяцев назад

Hello 👋🏼 Thanks for your comment. 😃 I'd start by googling things such as : Bubble Tea Box, or At Home Boba Kit... There's plenty on the market, and in fact Costco sells some in their Frozen section and I've seen many different varieties now at Chinese markets too! For making an at-home product in the beginner levels, these are hopefully excellent resources for you. 😇

@cici5254 4 года назад

Thanks for the great tips, that's really helpful!😃 Could you also suggest how to brew large amount of tea and still preserve the taste of the tea for the bubble tea shop ?

@BubbleTeaKristin 4 года назад

Hi - Thanks 😊 I just filmed your idea recently... so now it's in queue for me to edit... coming soon!

@cici5254 4 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin @Bubble Tea Kristin 😊Oh, cool! I'm really looking forward to the video coming out very soon! Kristin, I indeed love your editing as well, really you're by far the best bubble tea youtuber I've seen, sharing the most genuine tips yet very informative.

@BubbleTeaKristin 4 года назад

Aw! Thank you so much!!! 😍

@Pikakeung 5 месяцев назад

I don't know if it's the same spoon, but I thought the standard brown spoon is around 1.5 tbsp in measurement.

@BubbleTeaKristin 5 месяцев назад

I've noticed around the world, these "standard brown spoons" are actually different sizes and dimensions. It's crazy 🤣🤣🤣 Why something so simple in the industry can't just be simple?!

@Philar299 3 месяца назад

Hello! Do you have any recommendations on where to buy the powder from? Thank you!

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 месяца назад

Which country do you live in?

@ineedstuff8286 Год назад

A bubble tea spoon is just under a tbsp?.. but written directions say 2 heaping tbsp of powder?.. do you mean 2 scant tbsp?

@BubbleTeaKristin Год назад

I re-measured against two different tablespoons. I understand WHAT happened!? 🤣 USA Tablespoon is 15ml. UK Tablespoon is 17ml. !!!!!!! WHY!?!?!??! SO this is why I'm saying (just over tablespoon) But knowing my audience in mostly USA, I should probably go through one day and make a note in all of the notes regarding this. You bring up an interesting point and a complicated dilemma. Because 2ml of a strong concentrated syrup can really make a difference in terms of flavour, especially for Fructose!

@staceywoohoo 9 месяцев назад

Hi! I bought a 3in1 powder mix and the recipe it came with was horrible. How could i make it taste better ?

@BubbleTeaKristin 9 месяцев назад

Oh dear :( I have a recipe for an AIO powder: "Everything About 3-in-1 Boba Tea ~ AIO Powder Recipe ~ aka All-In-One Milk Tea": ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hK1nyOKKrG8.html Watch this whole video to understand the way it works, try this recipe first. If it's still not good, I have another video too.

@victormedina1975 Год назад

Hello. I sent an email. Does the full documentation also has equipment needed for the bussines?

@BubbleTeaKristin Год назад

Hello Victor, Because each and every bubble tea shop has their own special requirements for equipment, I don't include a full generic list. I wouldn't want people to go out and buy expensive equipment they don't need. So many times I speak with shop owners who didn't mentor with me and they share how many hundreds or thousands of dollars they spent on equipment and supplies they never used... just because a boba supplier gave them a list and told them to buy everything. So sad. :( But one thing I make sure to do with all of clients I mentor one-on-one with, is to spend one session alone going over which equipment they would best benefit buying in regards to the drinks and menu items they're selling. I don't give any specific brands they should use, I only share what I used, and if it's applicable in their country/price range, they're able to purchase similar. Hope this helps/make sense. 😇

@rhotramirez822 2 года назад

Nice content, how do I know if your tea is delicious while watching only ,just kidding

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

🤣

@marieazrak1951 4 месяца назад

Where do you get all your products from? What store do you get your stuff from?

@BubbleTeaKristin 4 месяца назад

I'm in the UK. When I had my shops, I used Boba Box UK 👍🏻

@leonardineanthony1658 Год назад

Hi Kristin 👋 how much do you charge for your milk and fruit tea?

@BubbleTeaKristin Год назад

My shops went till 2020. At that time in the UK they were anywhere from £3.50-4.50

@safiealdinmohamed6248 10 месяцев назад

HELLO FROM WHERE COULD I COULD BUY THAT MACHINE THAT SEALED CUPS

@BubbleTeaKristin 10 месяцев назад

Any bubble tea supplier or boba equipment supplier in your area who sells online should be able to sell you one. You could always buy directly from China, but if you buy from a local supplier hopefully they will have a warranty or guarantee if the machine doesn't work. Hope that helps!

@marieazrak1951 4 месяца назад

Where do you live? Where is your bubble tea shop?

@BubbleTeaKristin 4 месяца назад

I lived in the UK. My shops were there 😎💯🥰

@goldcoasttime 2 года назад

That brands?

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Boba Box UK or Boba Box EU. 😇

@mixbox2313 3 месяца назад

where is the save button

@conversationswithkay 2 года назад

I am confused about when to use green tea and when to use black

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Usually black tea is used for milk teas and green tea is used for fruit teas. But there is always an exception to the rule. A lot of people find making a green milk tea is delicious and other people find that using a black tea base with fruit flavors like mango and passion fruit taste great too! So really it just comes down to personal preference. 🎊🧋👍🏻🥤

@conversationswithkay 2 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin Thanks so much!

@alexandrulazar8599 4 года назад

Hi Kristin, I love your Tea Shop. I come frequently there. Can you post a video for the Iconic Summer Nights with mixed bubbles no lemon 🍋 😂

@BubbleTeaKristin 4 года назад

Great idea! I will plan to do this in an upcoming video! It maybe a couple months till it's up, but I'll put it on the schedule! Thanks for your support. 😍

@ritchbravery1383 6 месяцев назад

How about if iwant to do it in 16oz and 22 oz?

@BubbleTeaKristin 6 месяцев назад

Hello 👋🏼 Best to convert ounces into ml when you're making bubble tea drinks. It's so much easier to understand the amount of fluids when they are in millilitres, as opposed to ounces. 😂 I promise 😉 16 oz is about 450 ml 20 oz is about 600ml My recipe does a 350ml. So..... For the 20 oz, double my recipe. Easy 😂 For the 16oz, add an additional a half of everything, because it's in-between. So 3 scoops of each, etc. Or always consider putting ice into the bubble tea cup after the topping, which will also bring the overall volume up. Hope this helps 😍

@hotelroomsinsider 4 года назад

Great Instructions. Easy to follow and understand.

@BubbleTeaKristin 4 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@marieazrak1951 4 месяца назад

When I was growing up, I have the hardest time understanding, math when it comes to measurements like milliliters ounces pounds micrograms and other things like that eventually, I was able to understand simple things like pounds and ounces and liter that’s about it

@BubbleTeaKristin 4 месяца назад

Oh. Thank you for sharing. Hope it gets easier for you soon. 😇

@draganamarjanovic6636 2 года назад

Hi Kristina. I live in Bosnia, and I would like to open something like Bubbla tea shop. But I don't know how to find suppliers from China to send them directly to the ladies. So maybe you know something more about it. Thanks in advance.

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Hello Dragana, Your country should easily be able to buy from a reputable bubble tea supplier in the EU area, no worries. I wouldn't recommend getting drink supplies direct from China. They're not as strictly regulated as Taiwan. Check out my video here for more about finding the right supplier: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UpLkgfAqoJk.html

@rubyc.4311 2 года назад

Do the powders have sugar in them?

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Usually a small amount... But not enough for the overall drink for every day people to enjoy ... You'll still need to add some. 👍🏻

@motherhen3 Год назад

Thank you Kristin, you have made the whole process so easy for me to understand.

@BubbleTeaKristin Год назад

You're very welcome 😁

@Alexis-od7tx 3 года назад

I've also seen people add condensed milk to the sides? How would this be incorporated?

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Hey Alexis, Do you mean 'walling'? Where it gives like a cloud or brushed on design?

@Alexis-od7tx 3 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin Yes I believe so! It adds that design but also the sweetness!

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

@@Alexis-od7tx yes I agree. Well, I find condensed milk is too watery and clear to give any particular design on the sides of the glass. It's also not quite thick enough when you put the drink in you'll still see it. So I think mixing condensed milk with a strong cream or whipping cream, or some sort of walling powder either made up or bought from a bubble tea supplier is the best way to go, especially if you are looking for a very strong walling design on the side of a glass. 😇

@Alexis-od7tx 3 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin Awesome, thanks so much 💗

@SimplyJessy041782 3 года назад

Hi Kristine may i know the brand of your mango powder im planning to ad ur recipe in my small milktea homebase business please thanks 😇im from Philippines

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

I used a brand called Boba Box for all my shops. They ship international, but I'm not sure if they cover your country. Best to contact them and find out. You can search for Boba Box UK. (I am not sponsored by them)

@weast4960 2 года назад

Hello Kristin!! Thanks for your awesome and helpful videos! Can i use Bubble Tea Fruit Syrup for milk tea too? Or does it have to be a powder?

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Hello. That's a good question. 👍🏼 Let me begin by saying, as a general rule of thumb, bubble tea shop supply powders are used for milks and milk teas. And bubble tea shop supply syrups are used for fruit teas and coolers/watery drinks without tea. The thing is, as soon as you get into other types of products that you can use, so for example perhaps a freeze dried dragon fruit powder that's been ground up into a very fine consistency, well that's technically a powder but it's not from a bubble tea shop supplier. In that case that powder would be used for a fruity drink or to flavor a lemonade. But wouldn't necessarily go good with a milk tea as it's too light and might not dissolve actually! 🤯. It really comes down to where you're getting your products from. But majority of bubble tea shop suppliers will generally stick with the basic rule of powders for milky drinks and syrups for fruity tea drinks. However, you also don't want to overlook the non-bubble tea shop type syrups, such as Monin or 1883, which can easily be added to both fruit tea drinks or milk tea drinks... More advanced shops will use these for flavoring both milky and tea drinks. But if you are a beginner shop or a beginner bubble tea connoisseur looking to make drinks at home, and you are using bubble tea shop supplies, best to stick with the rule of thumb which I stated above. Hope that helps!!!😇😇😇😇😇

@weast4960 2 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin thank you!

@DilpickleOriginal Год назад

I've noticed that for fruit teas you use syrups while milk teas you use powder, why not just use one for both drinks? Is there a reason to use powders and syrups for each one like taste or cost?

@BubbleTeaKristin Год назад

Hello 👋🏼 Good question. Powders are only for milk teas or milky drinks. That's it. 👍🏻 Syrups you can try using for both, but it depends on the brand. If they're made for fruit teas like the majority of bubble tea syrups, they won't taste as good in a milk tea. But if you use a more expensive brand like Monin or 1883, then you'll be fine. But you'll end up spending more money trying out different brands and flavors within that brand... If you've got the space, best to use syrups for fruit teas type drinks, and powders for milky type drinks. The other exception would be if you're using fresh milks and alternatives. Then you'd either be using fruit syrups like I mentioned above, or real handmade syrups, or real fruit. Hope that all make sense and helps 🥳😁

@kevinreyesphotography 3 года назад

Your subscription count is missing a couple zeros! Props to the camera men/production team; the results remind me of a channel like Tasty❤️ Love your content, can’t wait for more!

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Hey Kev! Thanks so much for the kind compliments 😍 On this one my husband did get some close up shots for me 🤣 But usually it's just me as the production team 😉 Right now I'm focused on the Fruit Tea at home series, but more different fun stuff to come! Stay Tuned 🧋🎉👏🏼

@_-_cheese_-_ 2 года назад

Kev how did you only comment 1 time if you have been on RU-vid for four years

@taliacadenagomez4730 2 года назад

Question, why did you use black tea with the powder and green tea for the syrup ?? Does it matter for the flavor?? Like can I do syrup with back tea ???

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Hey Talia, 👋🏼 I conducted side by side taste tests with all our powders and syrups. What I found was that 99% of the powders were best with Assam black tea. For the fruit teas, actually, I ended up dividing all the flavors into 3 tea categories: Assam, Jasmine green tea, and smokey Oolong. For my YT videos, I usually do Jasmine gt because it's the safest option. Can't go wrong using it for a fruit tea. But there are some videos I've done when I paired the fruit with Assam or oolong if applicable. Hope this helps 😇

@Aecon31 Год назад

Hi Kristin. Thank you for your awesome videos. I love bubble tea but love frappe versions even more. A few questions. Instead of fructose, is there a healthier substitute that you would recommend which doesn’t affect flavor? For example create a comparable “sugar” mixture with monk fruit, erythritol, stevia etc. Secondly, how do you adjust the recipes to make frappe versions? Thank you again!

@BubbleTeaKristin Год назад

Hello 👋🏼 Good question. You can look at this a few different ways. One of them is that a lot of bubble tea supply syrups and powders are already quite sweet, so you might not actually need to add any sweetness at all. The other way to look at it is just simply taking the base recipe, omitting any added sugars, and then adding little by little, side by side, different types of sugars and quantities and then lining them all up again and trying them out after you've shaken them one by one, etc. Be sure to take meticulous notes and label everything, and this will allow you to find an excellent sugar alternative base. Hope that helps 😃

@manobilli5216 2 года назад

Black tea is a normal tea bags??

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Hey Mano! 👋🏼 Sorry I don't understand the question... 😇

@anisraiss 2 года назад

I see that you use powder, but is it also possible to mix mango concentrate and mango syrup and milk? instead of mango powder and creamer?

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Yes. Probably better mango concentrate opposed to syrup. The majority of syrups' flavor profiles are for fruity tea drinks and don't taste nice with milkiness.

@danielruiz9291 Год назад

Hello @BubbleTeaKristin where can I get the scoop you are using to measure the powder ??

@BubbleTeaKristin Год назад

Hey Daniel 😸 This scoop is about 15ml. It can be found through the majority of Bubble Tea Suppliers on their website. Hope that helps 😎

@cookie_falling_angel16 3 года назад

Can u make a video for how to make wolfberry bobbi tea and sun Moon lake bubble boba tea

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Hello🤗 It would appear that the wolfberry bubble tea is simply a milk base with a butterfly pea blue flower drink on top? People stir it in and the drink becomes blue. (I have made a butterfly pea Jasmine tea in a prior video if you were looking for something similar/the same thing.) And it would appear that the moonlake bubble tea is simply a type of branded bubble tea where the tea leaves come from moonlake, Taiwan? I've never heard of both of these drinks but I looked them up and that's what it appears they are. Do you let me know if you have any more information.👍🏼🤞🏼

@Hawaiianorchid 8 месяцев назад

Can you please tell us where to order the fructose pumping container from? Thanks

@BubbleTeaKristin 8 месяцев назад

I used old bubble tea syrup containers that were washed out with hot soapy water and thoroughly dried. Then I would transfer the fructose syrup from huge 25 kilo drums into the smaller syrup containers. This made it easier to store in the shop also. Then whichever pumps fit the syrup containers I used for those small fructose jugs as well. Pumps come in different size distributions such as 5 ml, 7 mL, 10 mL, etc. Hopefully this helps. 😎

@resoundofficial7699 2 года назад

Me and my wife are in the process of opening a bubble tea shop, do you use all the same brand for your materials or do you get different ingredients from different companies? What are the best companies to order products for our store (syrups, powders, teas, ect.)

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Hello Jerry 😁 Which country do you live? In the UK, I was able to use 'Boba Box UK' for all of my powders, syrups, toppings, etc because they are the largest supplier in the UK and Europe and they offer a wide range of these items from different manufacture companies in Taiwan. However I know a lot of middlemen suppliers in America only offer one range and or type of product. So depending on where you are in the world, that will make the big difference. 👍🏼

@andra822 6 месяцев назад

Hi Kristin, thank you for sharing these amazing recipes with us. Do you by any chance know where to buy these powders?

@BubbleTeaKristin 6 месяцев назад

Hi Andra 👋🏼 -Thanks for being a subscriber! If you're a business would recommend doing a google search for something like "bubble tea supplier near _____" And insert your nearest big city. There are so many everywhere, but as they're geared towards businesses, you have to seek them out. If you're wanting for at home, do the same, but search "At home bubble tea kit" or "at home bubble tea supplies". There are now lots of companies selling to at-home consumers online. Hope this helps! 🧋 ❤️

@andra822 6 месяцев назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin Thank you so much for your recommendation! I'm not a business, so I have done a lot of research in the past weeks, but it seems, there are no companies near me selling the exact powders I am looking for. I tried reaching out to wholesale companies, but sadly they only offer MQO and free samples to customers who are looking to open a business. Unfortunately, I do not intend to do that, so I'm kind of lost at the moment. The only option left would be to order internationally, which can be quite expensive.

@BubbleTeaKristin 6 месяцев назад

@@andra822 Which country are you?

@andra822 6 месяцев назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin I currently live in Germany!

@BubbleTeaKristin 6 месяцев назад

@@andra822 Oh! I would contact Boba Box EU or Possmei. See if either of them have sample packs or will let you order one or two flavors in a small quantity only. The amount will be quite large, a Kilo bag of o e flavor and creamer powder for example, but it's worth it for the shop quality and style you're looking for... It's an idea 🤔 Or maybe search for a small "Box" from a local company? Some fo small box sets of a few different flavors to make at home type thing...

@sandgroperkate 3 года назад

Hi! I’m hoping to make bubble tea in my mobile coffee van. I think power is the best option do you have any other tips for people making bubble tea who only have hot water from the coffee machine to help!

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Yes, powder is probably the best bet for a mobile van 👍🏼 So... Are you able to brew any big batches of tea in the morning before you head out? This way you've got the hot water from the coffee machine, and the tea is ready to go... You don't need to worry about 😇

@jackiekotarba3654 2 года назад

Hi Kristin, Is it Ahmad black tea? I could not caught the exact type you prefer.

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Hey Jackie, For milk teas I prefer Assam Black Tea for the tea base.

@MBRodriguez-dg1gm Год назад

Hi Kristine..! How do I do to invite You to my Sister Bubble Tea store in Southaven, MS. USA 🇺🇸

@BubbleTeaKristin Год назад

Send me the details through my website www.BubbleTeaExpert.com I'll bookmark it and then if I'm ever in the area I can stop by! 🥳🥳🥳

@christylindahl5348 3 года назад

I’m wondering where you buy your bulk boba? These videos are amazing! Getting ready to start a small coffee/tea shop this August on a college campus:)

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Hey Christy, Thank you! Well, right now not many people can buy boba really... It's quite difficult to source, But when I owned my shops in the UK, I bought my boba from 'Boba Box UK'. They supply the UK and Europe. You could also contact suppliers and inquire about getting shipments direct from Taiwan. But if they have any stock available to sell I would be surprised. Good luck for your new shop 😇 If you would like any mentoring, feel free to check out my website www.BubbleTeaExpert.com

@charlene2660 3 года назад

Hello thankyou for yr videos. I wanted to ask you do u make the mango milk drink/tea without the tea or taro without tea also.? Lastly do you use only assam and jasmine green tea? and are they premade in those large dispensers? Thankyou

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Yes, for a recipe with no tea, do everything exactly the same, but the liquid becomes 150ml. Re: teas, yes. If you've got a small shop, stick with 1-3 basic teas. I used Jasmine Green Tea, Assam Black Tea, and Roasted Smokey Oolong. I also have some videos of how to make big batches of tea for shops, if you'd like to view those where I talk about the dispensers, etc 👍🏼

@chubbiturtles9818 2 года назад

thank you! I used honey, mango powder, milk, and the tea.

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Great! ☺️

@AndyFHR Год назад

If I use Milk instead of Creamer powder, how much should I use?

@BubbleTeaKristin Год назад

You'll need to experiment. But probably around 200ml... Will depend on how much tea you put it in as well. 😅

@AndyFHR Год назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin Thank you for answering, it helps a lot! I have some translate issues here. So, Milk Powder milk isn't the same as powdered cream? I ask because the only "Creamer" powder that is sell in my country (South America) is Nestlé's Coffe mate, I don't know if this is a good option. Can I use it, or better use powdered milk instead? I'm a bit confused right now to be honest ahaha

@AndyFHR Год назад

the powdered creams that sell here are chantilly cream

@BubbleTeaKristin Год назад

Replying to both your comments here: Creamer Powder is a bubble tea supplier item. In the UK it's starting to be called Whitener... because it's not real cream. It's a mix of other items to give it the feel and taste of whole milk/cream, but with a linger shelf life and more acceptable to people with lactose intolerance issues. It's use either whole milk, half and half, single cream or whipping cream... or try different coffee creamers. Or even freeze dried whole milk would be okay. BUT... Coffee Mate the brand has quite a unique flavour... and it may or may not taste good with your teas. It depends how long you're brewing, the volume of leaves, the temp, etc... So experiment with what you have... but don't get stuck on the idea of one thing or another. Try everything you have access to until you have success with your drinks! 🎉 🧋

@AndyFHR Год назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin Thank you very much 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

@christianityboo Год назад

Hi where do you buy your machines for the mixing and sealing cups? Thank you ❤

@BubbleTeaKristin Год назад

Hello Christian, Thanks for being a new subscriber! 😇 I'm in the UK and have found a company called 'Boba Box UK' (or EU) to have very good equipment. However if you're in the US, be sure to look around and find machines which either have a warranty or guarantee with excellent reviews before buying. Alternatively eBay is always an option. They'll be used, but if you have an electrician friend you can 'trade' with drinks... they're most helpful in doing quick repairs! Saves money too!

@salemramirez5208 3 года назад

What company do you use

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

For my shops in the UK, I used 'Boba Box UK'. They also have a European hub too. Hope that helps 🤩

@awieshalgoe9533 2 года назад

Hey Kristin can I know which brand powder you are using? And can you buy the powder online?

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Hello 👋🏼 My shops were in the UK and I enjoyed using 'Boba Box UK'. Hope that helps 👍🏻

@veronicaspann64 2 года назад

Hi Kristin, Where do you get your powder and teas from? Thank you for all that you are sharing with us.

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

You're welcome Veronica ☺️ I'm in the UK so I prefer 'Boba Box UK. They also have an EU branch. Where are you located?'

@andyumanzor8581 2 года назад

Do you sell the cremer?

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

I don't sell any products. I offer online mentoring though. ☺️

@Takeabow0100 Год назад

Does this recipe work for other powders like almond? Thank you so much for sharing your recipe 😊

@BubbleTeaKristin Год назад

Yep! Here's my playlist of other flavors and variations. ru-vid.com/group/PLK7g_t77IW0IxY-Q_8t0-4ppxM2wHTRsR Just skip the first step with brewing tea, and follow this videos' steps instead with the hot water and pre brewed tea for a shop location. 😍

@RecessiveGamer 3 года назад

Can you increase the concentration of the tea in the large barrel and then use more hot water after ,that way you can refill tea barrel less

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Hello😊 I'm not sure if I understand your method fully... But if It works for you and tastes great, then that's all that matters. 👏🏼 Also, we didn't usually refill our tea urn at all, unless it was a super crazy busy day with events going on. A little bit of tea goes a long way 😂

@so-so_bean979 2 года назад

Hi Kristen! You said that all powders are different and not all have the same consistency, so what powder do you use? Like what brand? And instead of using creamer powder could we use normal creamer?

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Hello Sofia, I'm in the UK and prefer the brand 'Boba Box'. But they also have an EU branch as well. You could use Half and Half in the US or single/double/whipping cream in the UK. You might need to experiment with the quantities a little bit so you are getting just the right amount of creaminess, but it is possible. Hope that helps 🙂

@so-so_bean979 2 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin ok thank you!

@hwasworld 3 года назад

Hello! I was just wondering if the boba you put in the drink was soaking in any simple syrup or if it was just plain with no additional flavors. I absolutely love your videos and they've been incredibly helpful for me opening my own bubble tea shop.

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Hello 👋🏼 Thanks for the comment and compliment 🤩 Yes, the solution for the boba can be found in my 'Big Batch of Boba' video in the 'shop series playlist' 🥰 Hope that helps 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@rdu239 2 года назад

If I'm on a budget I simply drop the cooked pearls/boba in water, as long as its submerged and hydrated it will not harden or clump together

@aliciajesslyn4548 3 года назад

Hi Kristin, great video. I have a question though. What do I do if I want a warm mango tea? How much hot water do I add?

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Hello John 🤩 Good question : 200 hot water + 100 black tea

@proudb7451 4 года назад

Hi kristin , can you show us how to make tapioca pearls and give us some tips on how to preserve tapioca 🧐

@BubbleTeaKristin 4 года назад

Yes I can. Great idea! I will be filming a video this week about this, and it will come out in September or October. 👍🏼

@proudb7451 4 года назад

Plz give me some quick advice !!

@BubbleTeaKristin 4 года назад

If you have bubble tea shop grade A tapioca balls, put a single portion into a medium pot of boiling water. Cook for 30-minutes, stirring occasionally. Turn off the heat, let it sit for 15-minutes. Drain and wash. Then put the cooked boba pearls into a sugar solution. OK? 😂😂😂 Good luck!

@peace-love- 3 года назад

Hello mam. I'm actually opening my own boba Cafe. What size fridge do I need to store all the ingredients. I mean how big? If its ok could you pls guide me as to what are the kitchen requirements for a boba Cafe. I'm so lost

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Oh wow! Yes ☺️ So happy for you!!! I had two 'under-counter fridges' and a small freezer. Along with a large ice machine. This was adequate for everything we needed. Please feel free to visit my website www.BubbleTeaExpert.com in you'd like any one-on-one consultantion for starting up your own business from scratch, which is what I specialize in 🥰

@peace-love- 3 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin thank you so much will definitely check it out

@Itsmerechy 2 года назад

Kristin can i change te powder into a syrup?

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Do you mean: can you make a mango milk tea tea using syrup instead of powder...? Want to make sure I understand the question 😸

@Itsmerechy 2 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin yes kristin hehehe, sorry for my bad english hehe 😂😂

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

@@Itsmerechy The answer then would be yes and no. 😂 I wouldn't expect to make a mango milk tea using fruit tea syrup, because the base flavor component of fruit tea syrup is meant to be into a cooler or a tea, it is a very bright mango type flavor. The flavor that you want to get for a mango milk tea should be creamy and a more rich flavor. If you do decide you want to go for a syrup route and achieving this, then you'll need to get a few different types of brands and experiment with them to see which one gives the best overall flavor. Probably it won't end up being a bubble tea syrup, but a coffee syrup, because that is better for a richer deeper flavor profile. Don't forget also that you want your drink to be as creamy as possible, so if you're omitting the mango powder from a milk tea, you'll you might want to add more creamer powder to make up for the lost creaminess from the mango powder that would have been there... Hope this helps, and either way whatever you decide to do, let us know so we can all learn. 🥰🥰🥰

@Itsmerechy 2 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin wow, so we can't use tea syrup for milktea? Because the syrup is not strong enough and the flavors not richer, yes i feel that too, when i started using my usuals tea syrup for my milktea, the manggo taste is not popping. Then i added a few ml more in it then its started to taste, but i cant use it because I can't mark up my selling price.

@peace-love- 3 года назад

Hi mam. Which creamer is good for making the shakes and teas. Is dairy creamer good or non dairy creamer? What is the difference and benefits of both when using in this boba industry. Because I see many boba sellers selling non dairy creamer. Thank you for your time

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Powder Creamer from a bubble tea shop supplier is best for a thicker creaminess, and it doesn't need to be refrigerated. It is also usually lactose free for people with stomach difficulties. In some countries people making drinks from home want to use store brand creamer like Coffee Mate, but this tastes different and will make the drink taste strange as it has a certain flavour added. But normal powder creamer from a supplier is best if possible. Each have a different taste so try many before you buy in bulk. And make sure the brand doesn't clump either.

@peace-love- 3 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin thank you mam for your informative reply. God bless

@oooohsnaaaap 2 года назад

Great tutorial, Kristin. Does the mango powder you're using have any non-dairy creamer in it already? Most of the powders I am coming across say they have non-dairy creamer in the ingredients. If this is the case is extra non-dairy creamer or milk needed on top of what is already in the powder? Also, have you ever considered using an electric frother wand for the first powder mixing step as opposed the spoon? Or would that make it too bubbly? Thank you!

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Hello 👋🏼😇 All the base flavor powders will have just a tad of the non dairy creamer powder in the ingredients, yes. But it's definitely not enough to only use that to make a drink. Believe me... If you ever make a drink and forget to add some sort of creamer powder or milk, etc... You'll know 😂😂😂 it will look totally different and taste... Yuck! 😉😬🤪 I've known of a place to use a whisk for the first step... Does it save time and energy...? Eh. Probably not a ton. So it's up to you if you want to include an additional step with an electric item which might break over time when it's not really necessary. But totally up to you! Give it a try either way 💪🏻🥳

@oooohsnaaaap 2 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin Makes perfect sense. Thank you so much!!!

@nidagriffiths459 2 года назад

Thank you very much for sharing us, i am very enjoy watching you video.

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Yay! You're welcome 😁

@yinagarcia0703 2 года назад

Great video! Can anyone in the USA recommend a good bubble tea wholesale supplier? Thanks 🙏🏻🙏🏻

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Hello Yina, I haven't personally used any USA brand suppliers in my shops, but I have kept a list of some companies who operate out of the USA. I can't recommend any one brand in particular, nor am I affiliated with them in any way. Hopefully over time, some people who see your comment will reply and add onto the list to keep the conversation going! In the meantime, I hope this helps: Chainly www.bubbletea.tw/ QBubble Lollicup Bossen Fanale TeaZone BubbleTeaSupply.com Frozen Solutions Webstaurant www.webstaurantstore.com/57339/bubble-tea-supplies.html POSSMEI SunnySyrup.com

@yinagarcia0703 2 года назад

Thank you so much for your response! This helps a lot!

@laurag509 2 года назад

I haven’t seen a brand or a link to buy all this 😩 tea , powder , etc

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Hi Laura, I don't currently promote or sell any particular brand. I'm just here to share and help people around the world if they need it. 👍🏼😇 If you do a Google search for 'At Home Bubble Tea Kit' or similar... You can hopefully find something near you. 😎

@tishku8885 3 года назад

thank you Kristin. I love your videos.

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Thank you 😍 Glad you like them!

@gangaarunkumar9900 2 года назад

For mango powder can we use Tang and what is fructose syrup..

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Hello Ganga, I'm not personally familiar with Tang. Fructose can also be found in powder form. If you watch other recent videos, I use it more often because it's easier to purchase online than syrup. Hope that helps ☺️

@piggydongsangx3 3 года назад

Can i use coffee creamer or what is a good brand of creamer and milk powder do you reccomdend?

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Coffee Creamer won't taste the best... I wouldn't recommend it.🤷🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️ I would suggest doing an online search for a local Bubble Tea Supplier or a company who ships/offers Small quantities for home use. They all stock basic Creamer Powders for boba drinks. Or, since it's used quite often over flavour powders... You could buy a big 1Kg bag full. It will keep in an airtight container for a good while. Hope that helps 🤩

@thanhnhan8347 3 года назад

I enjoyed your video. I come from Vietnam. Can you tell me which mango powder and milk powder from which you use? wish you good health

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Greetings! I loved visiting Vietnam and can't wait to return! Thanks for watching! 😍 I personally used 'Boba Box' brand at all my shops - very high quality flavors and ingredients. (They didn't sponsor the video.) I think they ship internationally so feel free to find them online and inquire. 👍🏼

@thanhnhan8347 3 года назад

thank you very much. wish you good health ❤️

@lmfao88xm 2 года назад

Hi, how would you go about making this recipe into a 16oz or 20oz cup? Is there a method to convert the measurements up? Maybe I’m asking a dumb question but I don’t really understand how I would do that. Thank you!!!

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Hi, so best to convert ounces into ml when you're making bubble tea drinks. It's so much easier to understand the amount of fluids when they are in milliliters, as opposed to ounces. 😂 I promise 😉 16 oz is about 450 ml 20 oz is about 600ml My recipe does a 350ml. So..... For the 20 oz, double my recipe. Easy 😂 For the 16oz, add an additional a half of everything, because it's in-between. So 3 scoops of each, etc. Hope this helps 😍

@lmfao88xm 2 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin Hi Kristin, thanks for your answer. So If we take your 350 recipe. where you're making 350 ml of liquid. What's the quantity of tapioca or any topping added so that when you put it in the 12oz cup it all fits?

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

@@lmfao88xm A flat scoop full only. Our cups were 360ml max for the smallest size... We'd put in a flat scoop full of a topping, and pour the liquid only on top. So the topping has been accounted for in the measurements, because it was very rare anyone wanted a drink without a topping. So topping with drink was 350-360ml max with flat lid sealed on top. Hope that helps ☺️

@malaika6302 3 года назад

Wow I love this video it was so helpful and I went over so much stuff thankyou

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Yay!!!!! You're so welcome 👏🏼🤩🥰😁☺️

@t.hanson9827 3 года назад

Hi Kristen, love your videos. Is it possible to do a boba truck?

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Thank you 😊🧋 Yes it is, I have mentored numerous people who have opened one up. Is this something you're interested in doing? Feel free to send me a message via my website if you'd like to set up one up and need assistance 🙂

@lilatarsitano5015 3 года назад

What about a 500 ml drink? Do you need to use more powder and sweetener?

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Yes... Or, Because I am making this drink in a 500ml shaker, you can simply just dump the entire drink into a 500ml glass, and not strain out any of the ice. I hope that helps 🤣😁🧋😎

@danir8195 2 года назад

can you recommend a brand of powder flavours ? thanks

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

My shops were in the UK and I enjoy using 'Boba Box UK'👍🏼

@yellowbrickcardsandgames5438 2 года назад

Hi! Can I ask what size your shaker bottle is? Thanks!

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

I used a 500ml shaker for a 350ml cup

@romeomalaga7385 4 года назад

Does all milk tea powder are same procedure of mixing?

@BubbleTeaKristin 4 года назад

Good question: As long as every powder is from the same factory and this recipe works for their type, flavor, & consistency, then yes.

@marisak8194 2 года назад

What size cups are these recipes for?

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

350ml (12 oz)

@marisak8194 2 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin Thanks!! What would be the measurements for 16oz or 24oz cups? What size drinks do you sell in your shop?

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

@@marisak8194 if you're wanting an easy option using my recipes, do a 350ml & 700ml. (12oz & 24oz US measurements) This way all you do it double the recipe 👏🏼 If you need in-between then multiply the recipe by 1.5. Alternatively you could offer a small size if guests request no ice, and serve it in a larger cup if they want ice... It's totally up to you. All mine were served without ice. But I notice in the US everything is expected with ice... 😅

@annienguyen4383 3 года назад

-Hi Kristin! Thanks for your video, it was helpful . -Can I ask does mango powder mixed ? And is it sweet or just mango flavor ? I’m opening a coffee shop and boba tea shop together so I’m watching for more information. -Is 14 ml is the average sweetness for 500ml size of the drink ? When you add the mango powder is it gonna be extra sweet for the drink?

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Hi Annie,👋🏼 I think it would be helpful if you are able to watch some of my other videos as well, because you will see that a lot of the recipes are similar and tend to align. They might help in answering your questions a little more. But basically there are three main components of the drink which consist of: the bubble tea creamer powder, the bubble tea flavored powder, additionally fructose, and then of course the liquid which will be the black tea. The mango powder does have a little bit of creaminess and sweetness to it, but it is not enough. This is why I call it a flavored powder, because it really is the flavoring for the whole drink. It will need to be supplemented with creaminess, such as the bubble tea creamer powder or dairy milk or milk alternative, and will also be supplemented with some sort of sweetness, like fructose or similar. I hope this makes sense. Again, if you watch some of my other videos for the milk tea drinks, it should make more sense and will assist and supplement your knowledge of the bubble tea drink making process 😍😍😍

@annienguyen4383 3 года назад

Honestly I have watched all your videos 🙂 And other videos from another RU-vidr, but all recipes are different and of course I do have been in a class as well but I like all your videos and your recipes cz it’s so easy for the shop, so I just a little confused before I decide what’s better for my shop. Anyway , thanks for your answer and it’s very helpful. Thanks so much.

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

@@annienguyen4383 Hi Annie 😇 Glad to know my further explanation helped. As you said, there are so many variations of bubble tea recipes out there, and really it comes down to your personal preference, or in the case of the business, your customers personal preference. Once you're able to have full access to mango syrup, mango powder, etc... and all the extra stuff like bubble tea shop creamers, fructose, etc... It will be easier to play around with recipes in person, opposed to theory. Thanks for the compliment ☺️ I'm happy to learn you're able to utilize all the videos. I hope that my videos, in addition to other RU-vidrs, will be beneficial in your achievement of the perfect Bubble Tea 😇 All the best to you in your journey and success 🎉😁

@herrstockum616 2 года назад

Hey, thank you for your helpful videos. :) How long should I mix a Powder/ Milk tea or a Fruit tea with the machine?

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Hello 👋🏼 When you say machine, do you mean that shaker machine in the video? Or do you have a large batch churning machine? Or a blender...? 😁

@herrstockum616 2 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin yes, I mean that shaker machine. I have the same one. But I don’t know exactly how long I should let it shake. isn’t it too foamy if I shake this too long?

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

@@herrstockum616 oh 🤣 cool. So one-minute it good. But it also depends if you're using my drink recipe technique. Some places use a different technique and only shake for 30-seconds because they don't need their ice to melt. Foam is okay. There's where bubble tea got it name 🤣 If you don't want it though, either use the top or middle part of the shaker and scrape it off after doing a 'dirty pour'. Or alternatively use the strainer on the shaker and you won't get as much either.👍🏼

@kennethfarrell697 2 года назад

after you cook the boba when do you add the tea and other ingeridents

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Hi Kenneth. Ideally 15-minutes after the cooked boba has rested in the sweet solution. I have a Boba cooking playlist which explains all about the technique here. The one where I'm in the shop is great for businesses. The video are for home cooking. ~Making Boba Pearls (aka Tapioca)~ by Bubble Tea Kristin: ru-vid.com/group/PLK7g_t77IW0JnYz5nx_tyPq89qILm0Ojl Hope that helps!

@shayyyyyy1 3 года назад

What mango powder is that and if I wanted to make strawberry milk tea what powder would I use if I want to make at home

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Hiya - The brand I used at my shops is 'Boba Box' here in the UK - they also ship to Europe. If you wanted to do Strawberry - just switch out the exact same measurements of the flavored powder. Still stays 2-2-2 😉 You'll need to source strawberry powder from a bubble tea supplier in order to get a similar taste as one from a boba shop. 😳

@shayyyyyy1 3 года назад

Thank you so much

@dippydaniel7716 3 года назад

Hello! The bubble tea shop I go to does a milk tea but they also ask what type of milk I want. I’m just wondering if it’s likely their recipe is exactly like this and all they do extra is add a bit of oat milk, coconut milk etc?

@dippydaniel7716 3 года назад

Or possibly instead of a creamer powder they add actual milk maybe? I really want to make a lychee milk tea with coconut milk but I’m just not sure if I can actually add the coconut milk 😅

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Hiya 👋🏼 I'll try to answer both your questions here 😊 So it's probably one of two ways then: They're using the base flavor powder and fructose, and simply adding in fresh milk/milk alternative after they shake it. Or they might even (and I wouldn't recommend this) but they might put the flavor powder and fructose into a shaker with the fresh milk/alternative and shake that with ice. Either method is fine, but the reason I wouldn't recommend the second, is because that way the powder might not dissolve all the way and therefore you won't be getting the full flavor of the powder. Whereas if you dissolve it in the hot liquid first, it will be a brighter flavor and you won't have any clumps or chunky bits. 🤯 So if you're going to make it at home but you're not going to use the powdered creamer, then simply dissolve the flavored powder and fructose with the hot tea first. Shake that with a bunch of ice for a minute, and then you can add as much of the coconut milk alternative as you'd like. You can either do a pour over on top of the coconut milk alternative, or you can add the coconut milk to the shaker at that point and shake it with the ice. Make sure the coconut milk is cold from refrigeration, and/or add ice to your cup to make sure it's nice and chilled. This way you will have a thicker consistency and it won't be too watered down. Hope that helps!

@dippydaniel7716 3 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin Thankyou very much! My powder came today and the only tea I currently have is English breakfast tea, do you think that would be okay to use or try?

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

@@dippydaniel7716 You're Welcome. ☺️ English Breakfast is a stronger tea blend. Might have a bit of a British Tea undertone taste, but will be great for a Milk Tea 👍🏼

@joontianzon7346 3 года назад

Hello Bubble Queen Kristin... Can I make a request? May I know the brand of all the powdered flavors you use? If it's okay with you? Thank you!

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Hello, In the UK, I used Boba Box. They ship to Europe also. They're a very reputable import from Taiwan company and distribution company. I am only familiar with that brand... Are you setting up a shop or is this for home use?

@joontianzon7346 3 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin Thank you for your reply Kristin. Im opening a shop in Saudi Arabia. Can Taiwan company export to Saudi Arabia? Again thank you for your reply. Waiting for your response! Have a great day!

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

@@joontianzon7346 hey Joon, Perhaps you can contact Boba Box and see if they ship to your country first. If not then do a Google search and see if there is already a distribution company into your country. Another way to inquire about this is to go to other bubble tea shops within your country and see about making friends with the owners to see what company they use. (Or if they know of more than just one company that ships to your country.) And then last but not least if all else fails, you could search for reputable factories in Taiwan and then contact them directly and figure out which ones ship to your country. I hope this helps.👏🏼☺️

@joontianzon7346 3 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin Thank you very much, Queen Kristin! :) Saudi Arabia is new to Boba things so there are no local suppliers as of the moment, even tapioca are not available... I will try to contact some of Taiwan's manufacturers and I hope I can get some good lists of the companies! :) Yes, it helps a lot! :) I really appreciate your assistance. Have a great day! Best wishes to you and to your Bubble Tea Shop!

@alvarogomez2312 3 года назад

I made it put it wasn’t the color I expected it was more of a light brown color

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Hey Alvaro! 😁 The color of the drink will depend on the mango powder you use. Some mango powders have different coloring in them. Each company mango powder is different. Also there are two different type of mango powder: Yellow Mango & White Mango. Hope that helps 🧋

@alvarogomez2312 3 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin I have a mango powder I didn’t have all the thing you had I the vid so I used milk and I didn’t have the sugar so I used regular sugar in water to make it liquid sugar but yeah it tasted really good though

@adirabadi763 2 года назад

What mango powder do you recommend and where do you get it?

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

Hey Adi - I'm in the UK and prefer the brand 'Boba Box'. They also supply EU. I prefer the AQ Yellow Mango powder. Hope that helps!

@saphirerain7725 3 года назад

Do you have any recommended brands for the mango powder?

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

I've used 'Boba Box' UK for many years and can recommend them for the UK and Europe 😎

@aghalyaganesh2649 3 года назад

What brand is your sealing machine? Which one would you recommend?

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

I recommend an automatic machine. No staff wants to be pulling down a pole like Las Vegas slot machine 1,000 a day. 😂🤣 Any brand is fine, but you want to find a brand that has a lot of good recommendations and has been in business for a long time. Sometimes local suppliers sell the machines and guarantee warranty or assistance with troubleshooting. Even better if every few years the company you buy from releases a newer upgraded model. Also you want to find one that will fit your cups sizes and have special features where staff will not burn their hands on the hot iron, etc. Hope that helps 😃

@christinatun3852 3 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin Automatic machine for sure! Lol 😂

@jorgetoro7257 3 года назад

Can we use this recipe for other fruits milk tea?

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Yes, definitely 👍🏼

@tayyaba.m 4 года назад

This was such a great video!! Thanks for sharing, going to make some today :)

@BubbleTeaKristin 4 года назад

Have fun! 😍

@brizzx32 2 года назад

It's amazing to me that people don't want real honey because they are Vegan but they are ok with the Hifructose in their drink. Lol

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

😅

@brizzx32 2 года назад

Is Bubble Tea a Franchise? Sorry I am West Coast and have never seen one.

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

@@brizzx32 West Coast America? That's where the Boba craze in the US started 😅 Southern Californias' claim to fame for the world overtake of boba. There are both franchises and independent. Think of coffee for reference. 👍🏻

@brizzx32 2 года назад

@@BubbleTeaKristin Duh, I'm a dummy. I live in LA and i have seen one. The way I know about Boba is because I got a lot of Asian friends from Alhambra. But love your vids, I thought you in the UK for some reason. Lol

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

@@brizzx32 Yes I'm in the UK. But I'm originally from Southern California 😂

@kaywagner9784 2 года назад

What brand of mango powder do you use

@BubbleTeaKristin 2 года назад

My shops were in the UK and I enjoyed using "Boba Box UK". 😇🧋👍🏼

@avadavis7921 3 года назад

can you do it with fructose powder or corn syrup

@BubbleTeaKristin 3 года назад

Yes for the Fructose Powder, Ava! 👍🏼 I actually have a series on how to make milk teas from home, and knowing that a lot of people can't get ahold of fructose syrup, I'm teaching them how to make it with fructose powder. However for the corn syrup, I've not personally experienced or experimented with corn syrup yet, so if you do, start small and work your way up. Let us know how it goes for you. 👍🏼