I first discovered bubble tea on a trip to Canada last year and I've been missing it ever since. So, I took a trip to my local Chinese supermarket and decided to make up my own recipe.
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Green Apple Bubble Tea
Green and refreshing bubble tea!
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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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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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Pour in the cooled tea.
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Top up with apple juice, mix up and enjoy!
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Posted By:Cat Morley »
March 28, 2008 16:46
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ʎǝɔɐɹƃ
28 Mar 16:48
Umm looks nice, there is a really good Chinese shop in Islington, so I will be heading down there soon!
Starbucks cup??
Cat Morley
28 Mar 16:51
Yup, I made Tom take it home in his bag but he forgot about it and got cream on his laptop. hehehe
ʎǝɔɐɹƃ
28 Mar 16:51
Ahahahaha poor Tom's laptop
Cat Morley
28 Mar 16:52
I know, it sounds like something your brother would do.
ʎǝɔɐɹƃ
28 Mar 17:32
Ahaha yeah lol!
Roma
28 Mar 19:38
I have no idea what sago is or what it does but I aim to try this.
Janet
29 Mar 01:25
I love bubble tea
Good thing is I go to a place that makes bubbletea yumm
bad thing is I'm too lazy to make my own
ʎǝɔɐɹƃ
29 Mar 08:06
I made some!
MARK RONSON WAS AMAZING
READ MY BLOG XX
Zombie Soup
29 Mar 14:33
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<3, ive been looking for an easy recipe FOREVER, all of the ones online include boiling and take like 3 hours to make some
Cat Morley
31 Mar 01:27
Hehe, no I'm too lazy for that :D
Roma
01 Apr 22:23
Do you eat the funky jelly bits?
What do they taste of?
Lola
16 Apr 16:42
mmm, it looks very nice
but i have a question..
"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."
what is sago? and what is tapioca balls and what is green grass jelly =D
my god I'm being stupid...
x
Cat Morley
16 Apr 17:23
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.
Jacqueline Y.
02 Jun 16:21
simple,easy n nice ;-)
Anny
07 Jun 03:37
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:)
ʎǝɔɐɹƃ
15 Jun 14:31
Could you make jelly and put it in ??
Rachel Elizabeth
12 Jul 00:02
This sounds tasty. I'll just have to find somewhere that carries the Sago/Tapioca balls though.
Nattila the Hun
17 Mar 20:34
Bubble tea!
if you are lazy and live in Cambridge, MA go to Tealuxe or Boston Tea Stop!
little miss sushi
21 Oct 15:07
Just saying bubble tea is fab!!!