WuFuYuan Boba Tapioca Pearls, Black Sugar Flavor, Quick Cook Bubble Tea Boba, Microwave Ready in 3 Minutes, 8.8 oz (4 Packs)

I have tried multiple brands of tapioca and always re-purchase this one. It cooks evenly and doesn't break apart. The consistency of it is perfect, of course when not overcooked. I don't follow the instructions but cook it about 2-3 minutes or so on average. Put your desired amount into the boiling water. Place the lid on the pot and simmer until the tapioca floats and enlarges and leave on for a minute or so with the lid on, then it's done. It takes 2-3 minutes to not overcook it and it turns out perfect.

This is the best boba. It’s easiest for me to boil in a sauce pot, drain, and mix in brown sugar. The whole thing takes 5 mins. Add tea or milk and it’s done. That said! I had some issues with their shipping. Amazon was helpful in trying to figure it out but for unexplained reasons, it was refularly late. Order a lot earlier than you need it and don’t subscribe. Not worth the trouble of where’s my boba

Not sweet. Perfect taste, similar to boba shops. Great consistency. Quick to make.

My son & I love boba teas, and we're pretty picky about the boba itself: is it soft or chewy? Easy to eat or something you have to really work on? Etc. Sometimes it depends on how well the boba seller cooks/prepares it--too little and it can taste hard and/or chewy; too much and it can be mushy. We're not about to open our own boba shop, but this particular brand of boba seems to be SO easy to make (practically foolproof)! Boil the water, drop in the boba, mix it up & let it sit a while until it's soft, then mix it in some honey or other sweetener. Delish! I've even messed up the cooking instructions (it had been a while since I'd read them) by adding the boba before the water even started boiling. But because I remembered I it was easy enough for my 10yo to cook, I figured I'd just bring it to a boil and keep an eye on how soft the boba got. *Boom!* Still turned out perfect! A multipack is usually more cost effective than individual bags, so be sure to search for available options (and make sure you're really getting a deal) before you buy!

So tasty. Great texture and flavor. Affordable. I just wish a bag had some kind of a closing.

I love boba because I love tapioca -- but it doesn't have to be sweet. And this isn't, but it's perfectly fine that way. I often find the package directions contradictory on boba, but this is how it works for me: 1/3 cup... Boil 5 minutes (until it floats)... Simmer (low heat) 5 minutes... Let sit (no heat) 5 minutes... Then put it in cold water (about half a coffee cup to cool) while I make the matcha milk tea I like. (6 drops of monk fruit sweetener.) Put the cool boba into the milk tea and all set to go! I know many of these say 5 minutes to make, but if and how that may work, I don't know. (Please tell me!) Is it perfect boba? I don't think I've found perfect boba outside of an actual boba tea house, but it's pretty good and has a nice chew to it when I make it as described. Let me know what you think!

I’ve ordered these but probably about 10 times now not kidding. I love the Boba. They’re super easy to make extremely fast and just chewing enough with a good flavor.

I live off of these in my daily smoothies! Instapot in an inch of water with a huge heaping spoonful of brown sugar and pressure cook for 2 min, be sure to let the steam out within the next minute so don't use the keep warm feature just commit to staying there. Perfect everytime!