Green Apple Bubble Tea

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  Step 1

  Make a cup of tea just like you normally would, using one tea bag and then leave in the fridge to cool.

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  Step 2

  Take a plastic, take-out cup and pop the sago balls in. If you can't find sago anywhere (it can be tricky to find) you could substitute them for tapioca balls or even green grass jelly.

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  Step 3

  Pour in the cooled tea.

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  Step 4

  Top up with apple juice, mix up and enjoy!

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rock3r1 23rd January 2013

I LOVE Bubble tea, and I always find it difficult to keep the tapioca balls chewy (I usually take them to go and etc) Do you have any advice to help keep the pearls chewy? (I also use the 5 minute types-I don't have too much time in the morning to make the 1 hour type, if that narrows down more choices.)

rock3r1 23rd January 2013

*less choices, sorry XD

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Venturalily · Gisborne, Gisborne, NZ 21st August 2010

YUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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♥.Pe@chy=] · Southern, Virginia, US 10th May 2010

oh gosh! when i lived in hawaii, i had some of this stuff=]

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little miss sushi · 4 projects 21st October 2009

Just saying bubble tea is fab!!!

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LunaLupinTonks · Kansas City, Missouri, US 17th March 2009

Bubble tea!
if you are lazy and live in Cambridge, MA go to Tealuxe or Boston Tea Stop!

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Rachel Elizabeth · Thomasville, Georgia, US · 6 projects 12th July 2008

This sounds tasty. I'll just have to find somewhere that carries the Sago/Tapioca balls though.

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Grace D · London, GB · 83 projects 15th June 2008

Could you make jelly and put it in ??

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Anny · 3 projects 7th June 2008

Bubble teas are the hottest craze here in my country (Philippines), because there are a lot of Chinese travelling around Manila... I love Bubble teas too! ;) It's really awesome. My favorite is Almond Pearl Milk Tea, and Mint Bubble tea

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Jacqueline Y. · Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, MY · 6 projects 2nd June 2008

simple,easy n nice ;-)

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Cat Morley · London, GB · 1432 projects 16th April 2008

Roma - the jelly bits don't really taste like anything, they just add a jelly texture to it.

Lola - that's okay, I had never heard of them before I tried it. They're basically these little balls like jelly, have a look in a Chinese supermarket, if there's one near you. You could just dice up some normal jelly in to cubes and use that as an alternative.

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