We are passionate about Bubble Tea and our mission is to provide the very best ingredients to people who share our passion to enable them to make their favourite drinks at home. Gift box types Also known as BBT Club, we find that the company's brand, marketing and products to be very cool, hip and fitting with the millennial and Gen-Z customers.

There are multiple ways you can create various recipes for bubble tea, from plain milk or tea to fruity bubble tea or even alcoholic beverages! Which means that each ingredient lends itself to an endless variety of possibilities – as they say, the world is your oyster. There are three main ingredients that you need to choose when building the flavour of your bubble tea: tea, milk, and bubbles or boba. So let talk about each part of the bubble tea and what they can bring to the drink flavour. Teas While the bubbles in the name of “bubble tea” really refer to the air bubbles formed by shaking up the drink, but most individuals now refer to the bubbles as the boba or pearls found in the beverage. There are several choices for this aspect of the drink. Concerned about how much plastic waste the bubble tea community is producing every year? Go, Boba Green. Traditional Box: Taro, Matcha, Taiwanese Milk, Lychee (3 drinks of each). Popping Boba: Cherry, Lychee, Peach. As fans were restricted from visiting their favourite shops, they had to rely on delivery services to enjoy their sweet drinks. This luxury was, of course, limited to those who lived in the vicinity of a bubble tea store. However, for the rest of the fanatic population, a make-at-home boba tea kit came to their rescue.These DIY bubble tea kits are one of the few things which have flourished during the past few years while other F&B products struggle to stay alive. According to rumors, the teahouse Chun Shui Tang in Taichung (Taiwan) started providing iced tea. Ms. Lin Hsiu Hui, the company’s product development manager, was restless in a staff meeting one day and decided to mix her Taiwanese delicacy, fen yuan (sweetened tapioca pudding), into her Assam iced tea. And found it to be a rather delicious accident. Dragon Cat Cafe recognises that the quality of ingredients is supreme when it comes to boba tea drinks.

We begin our roundup list with an artisanal bubble tea cafe in London named Dragon Cat Cafe. Despite being a new entrant, they are deservingly number one on our list due to the authenticity and ingenuity of their DIY bubble tea kits.Coffee Shop Box: Chocolate, Coffee, French Vanilla, Pumpkin (3 drinks of each). Popping Boba: Brown Sugar, Coffee, Caramel. However, the creative variation in their offerings makes this new product category in the boba industry very interesting. The ice should be added only after you have fully prepared the taro drink – do not add the ice directly onto the hot taro mix or it will melt and dilute the drink (always add the 200ml of cold milk first). Fruity Box: Strawberry, Green Apple, Passion Fruit and Pineapple (3 drinks of each). Popping Boba: Strawberry, Mango, Green Apple. The ice should be added only after you have added 200ml of cold water into the drink mix. Do not add the ice directly onto the hot brewed tea mix or it will melt and dilute the drink