I read your blog daily and enjoy hearing about all the Johnson family adventures. Funny story about bubble tea-- When I had it in Taiwan I was convinced the"strange" black tapioca pearls were fish eyes. Where did you get the ingredients and straws? My friend would love to make bubble tea for family and friends! The Chinese word for bubble tea is Jin Ju Nai Cha...
Shannon, Hi there! I didn't know you read my blog! What an honor :)
Yes, those black chewy things are a little, shall we say, strange! Tasty though. We bought the ingredients and straws from an Asian market in Burnsville (Hwy. 13) called Florida Oriental Market (it's east/north of the DQ on 13). Apparently many of the Asian markets carry the ingredients and you can get the recipe on-line.
And here is the finished product...
And here is the finished product...
Barb-
ReplyDeleteI read your blog daily and enjoy hearing about all the Johnson family adventures. Funny story about bubble tea-- When I had it in Taiwan I was convinced the"strange" black tapioca pearls were fish eyes. Where did you get the ingredients and straws? My friend would love to make bubble tea for family and friends! The Chinese word for bubble tea is Jin Ju Nai Cha...
Shannon
Shannon,
ReplyDeleteHi there! I didn't know you read my blog! What an honor :)
Yes, those black chewy things are a little, shall we say, strange! Tasty though. We bought the ingredients and straws from an Asian market in Burnsville (Hwy. 13) called Florida Oriental Market (it's east/north of the DQ on 13). Apparently many of the Asian markets carry the ingredients and you can get the recipe on-line.
Have fun!!