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Coffee Mall - Black Minute Pearls
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List Price: N/A
Our Price: $9.99
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Boba Tea Direct
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Address: Array
Brand: Boba Tea Direct
Color: Black
Country: USA
Feature: 2.2 lbs bag (approximately serve 25-30 drinks) Takes only 5 minutes to cook!
Ingredients: Tapioca Starch, Caramel, Water, DHA, and SDA.
Label: Boba Tea Direct
Manufacturer: Boba Tea Direct
Publisher: Boba Tea Direct
Size: 2.2 LB
Studio: Boba Tea Direct
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2.2 lbs bag (approximately serve 25-30 drinks) Takes only 5 minutes to cook!
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Editorial Reviews:
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Black Minute Pearls (Exclusively from Boba Tea Direct) 2.2 lbs bag (approximately serve 25-30 drinks) Unlike traditional bobas that require 25-30 minutes of cooking time and an additional 20 minutes to simmer, these bobas only require 5 minutes to cook! This is perfect for home use, restaurants, coffee shops, or any situation where you want freshly cooked boba in just 5 minutes. Not only are they convenient, but they are delicious. Save time and money - cook only what you need. Save even more! Purchase in bulk and get wholesale prices. (18 bags/case) CUSTOMIZE YOUR ORDER (and save) Options: 1) Minute Pearls Only 2) Add a pack of 40-50 Jumbo Bubble Tea Straws
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Summary: faster and easier
Comment: Not only does it take less time, but you don't have the problem of the crushed pearls you often find in the standard packages. (When they dry out, some crackle and fall apart, which means you end up cooking not only the intact ones, but also the powdery stuff that ends up forming a goo in your hot water; also, some break in the process of cooking with the normal kind.) Less delicate, easy to make, and just as tasty in the end, I would suggest buying the minute kind.
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