Better Boba All-Natural Classic Kosher Boba Pearls | Non-GMO, Vegan Gluten-Free Tapioca Pearls for Bubble Tea | No Preservatives Brown Sugar Boba | 16 Oz (2 x 8 Oz) 24 Serving Value Pack | Made in USA

My kids are in love with this boba and can’t get enough of it. We had no issues with this product if you follow instructions. I’m especially thankful for it having the cleanest ingredients I could find and it doesn’t have that super white bleached color. We add agave syrup and vanilla flavor and then add milk. Pour in a tall glass with a glass slanted 14mm boba straw and it’s golden!

Easy to make, pending cooking instructions are followed.Make sure that you follow the cooking instructions, otherwise the boba will end up under cooked and it will end up with a weird texture.If the cooking instructions are followed these are the perfect boba, they taste wonderful, they have the perfect consistency, and they work well for the boba straws.I personally love them alongside some mango star jelly in a mango milk tea.

I bought these because I love bubble tea but my local shop puts sugar syrup in everything and I was looking for a sugar-free alternative. I should have read better because these are made with brown sugar and had I realized that I would not have bought them. I prepared them according to package directions. First, they are clear green, not the dark color like at the shop. That’s ok, especially if it means no junk. Second, they are smaller than the ones at the bubble tea shop. I guess I can live with that, but I would have liked them to be the size of blueberries rather than the size of peas. But, the deal breaker for me, is the texture is not the same as the tea shop. The ones at the shop are chewy but these are softer. I’ll finish the ones I have but I won’t buy them again because they are smaller and have a different texture and are made with brown sugar. If I could give 3.5 stars I would, because they are not awful. But they are not the same as the tea shop, which is what I was looking for.

Favorite find! Clean too

If you follow instructions they come out pretty nice. They come out kinda light colored or clear but have a good chew to them. If you put rest in fridge and reheat for 20 to 30 sec in microwave they still work.(maybe add a little water to them in a tiny bowl)You prob need some liquid sugar to soak them in after cooking. I can digest these better than most of the other ones I've had over the years, esp the publicly made ones. It's a lot cheaper to just make your own at home.

Totally tasteless!!!! They were pasty to the touch and completely tasteless. Do not recommend at all!!! We were having a Boba Birthday party and we threw out a whole bag of these Bobas. Wasted my money. I had to give it a one to have this submitted but it’s not even a one!

Weird texture compared to actual chewy boba texture. More like jelly that breaks apart in your mouth. Maybe it’s better option but it’s not what I was looking forward to. Wouldn’t recommend.

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).