Part 2: How To Make 'Té Moreno' Bubble Tea aka "Brown Sugar Milk Tea"
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
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Hey, I'm Bubble Tea Kristin! In today's video we meet up again with fellow Boba Shop Owner Andrew, who will show you how to make 'Té Moreno' in his boba tea shop: Bubbly Tea Club! This is a very popular and trendy 'brown sugar milk tea' that you've probably seen all over social media!
In Today's Video, you'll meet another Entrepreneur who turned his love of Boba Drinks into a 'Bubbly Tea Club' Reality in San Jose, Costa Rica.
~ Part 1 here: Real Owner Interview: Opening a Bubble Tea Shop • Part 1 ~ Real Owner In...
Bubbly Tea Club: Plaza Anonos, Calle Vieja, Vista Alegre, San José, Escazú, 10203, Costa Rica
Bubbly Tea Club Instagram: @bubblyteaclub_cr
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I have made this video in Costa Rica using English and you can see the basic of the ingredients in the video which will pop up throughout. I have also typed this information above and closed captions should be also available.
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I rewatched this video today because I like seeing Costa Rica and look forward to visiting this tea shop.
Aw! Yes, it was a fun country to visit! Thanks for being a loyal subscriber 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
AGAINNNNN :)
Kristin don't get bored of me yeah 😄
😂😂 🤩🤩 😁😁
love this, this is so simple yet looks delicious
Awesome 😎👍🏼
it looks so goood!! and i love andrew's set up !
Thanks Rob!!!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This looks amazing!! So delicious!! Yum!! Great interview - Thanks for sharing!! 🧋
You're welcome! Thanks for the positive feedback 😁😍
That drink looks delicious!
It is 🧋🧋🧋
cool of Andrew to show his recipe 😃👍
Yes! He's a super cool guy and his drinks are delicious 🥳😎
Hi, just wanted to say thanks for the videos you make. I discovered you quite late when we already had the concept for the shop in Warwickshire, but they are brilliantand a big help to all of us. A question though please relating to your other videos, where did you get your syrup pump dispensers? 😊
Awesome! Glad I could help 👍🏼 Thanks for the feedback 🧋
The syrup pumps can be found through 'Boba Box UK'
@@BubbleTeaKristin successfully ordered thanks 😊. Will you be back in the UK soon?
@@blogingbro8911 just got back 👍🏼
a video of all the syrups , por favor
Hey Vidal,
That would be a fun video!
I am no longer in Costa Rica, But I will keep this idea for a future interview video 🤩
Can u tell me please
What ml shaker u guys used?
Or what ml cup ? For package
Hello 👋🏼
I think he was using a 700ml cup and a 700ml shaker.
Hi Kristin can u explain to me what creamer powder is? I can’t find any product that called creamer powder. Is this milk powder?
Hi 👋🏼
I just did a quick Google search and typed in 'Bubble Tea Creamer Powder' and loads of different options came up.
I'm not sure which country you are located in, but perhaps the search engine is only showing you products for your region.
Creamer powder is basically a mix of different ingredients to help give the milk tea a creamy and thicker consistency. Like a very thick milk. And sometimes if you go to a bubble tea shop and you try a drink and it is quite watery, it is because they might skip this step or not using enough, and the consensus of customers would be that they don't enjoy that, but instead prefer the creamier consistency option.
Oooh nice! Where to buy or how to make that brown sugar syrup to squeeze inside the cup please? 😍
You can find specific syrup like the brown sugar syrup, tiger brown sugar syrup, and things like this for the trend, through manufacturers or distributors from Taiwan. I've not yet seen this syrup available in stores for home consumption, unless you get it through a monthly bubble tea subscription service type thing.
Hope that helps🥰
If you're a bubble tea shop, then definitely contact your distributor to see if they either have it as a new product or can obtain it.
@@BubbleTeaKristin Ok thank you! Is it possible to also make the syrup yourself at home? 😊
@@xK311yxx yes totally!!!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Some bubble tea shops cook their boba, and then they 'cook it' by the customers and just pour a bunch of brown sugar in and cook the brown sugar down.
I would say that that's probably a really good technique, which I use in my video 'how to make tapioca pearls at home from scratch' where once the majority of the Boba is done cooking, then you cook it a little bit longer in the brown sugar.
What happens is the brown sugar is quite moist and it melts down and becomes really really thick. The longer you cook it the thicker it will become.
You can add loads of brown sugar at this point and then that way you can take a spoonful of the extra brown sugar and put it around the cup before you put the boba in, or you can just grab a ladle of the boba and put it in your cup and then do it that way.
Both will give you a very similar effect.
Or you could probably look up online how to melt down the brown sugar. I would think you really don't need that much water like a sugar syrup solution, probably just the brown sugar will melt down quite nicely, maybe with a teaspoon in there for a smaller amount or something.
It's easier then you think, but be careful as sugar does have the possibility of burning. Low heat and keep an eye on it
@@BubbleTeaKristin Ok cool, thank you so much! 🥰👍
Can this be premade in a large batch and put in a tea brewer?
Mmm... I suppose so. I always say to give it a try either way. If it works, great. If not, at least you know it doesn't work. 😅
Can you make this without black tea instead water based?
Hi Jose 👋🏼 Best to add some whipping cream in the mix to give it a thicker consistency so the customers don't feel they're just getting plain milk.
Is the measurement good for 16oz cup size?
I think so!
Just wondering if he used the same brown sugar for walling and the mixture?
I believe so yes 👍🏼
@@BubbleTeaKristin Thanks again...
Kirstin how to make 16 oz brown sugar
Hello Chesca,
I think this maybe a 16 ounce version.
Give it a try and see what it measures out to.
You can then add more or less ingredients from there for the next trial. 😍
Can you make a Taro bubble tea? And a lava version
I'll put your suggestion on the list. And what do you mean by the lava version? Can you explain or where would I find this? Might be a name variation.
What kind of Creamer powder used?
Not sure of the brand they use in their shop, but probably non-dairy creamer powder that they import from Taiwan. He speaks more about this in Part 1 of the 2-part series. It would be from a bubble tea manufacturer supplier. 🤩🤩🤩
@@BubbleTeaKristin You mean it's Coffeemate..it has no other flavors with it
@@BubbleTeaKristin Thank you so much 😍
Oh, I understand your comment more more. Basically no, but also yes. 😂🤣
Yes in the sense that it is some sort of creamy milky consistency that's been made into powder form.
With it being non-dairy, usually it's vegan, but the Coffee Mate creamer isn't actually vegan, at least in the UK.
But the coffee mate creamer has flavors added to it believe it or not to make it taste good with coffee!!!
Each creamer powder on the market is completely different, even in the bubble tea industry. So when you buy creamer from a bubble tea supplier, there might be two or more options available to a business in terms of flavor, how it feels when you drink it, the thickness of it, and of course the ingredients as well.
So if you are just at home making it for home use, then I would recommend a full fat powdered milk. If you can't get a hold of that then you can use coffee mate, but it might kind of give off that coffeeish flavor if you use too much of it.
Alternatively if you are able to get creamer powder from a bubble tea supplier, that is what will make your drink taste like it does coming from an actual bubble tea shop.
Hope this explanation helps 👍🏼😇
@@BubbleTeaKristin Thank you very much . I will take your advice😍
if u really know so much about boba tea why dont u open up ur own boba shop. i'd love to try out the boba u make
🤣 How do you think I got where I'm at? I've already owned award winning bubble tea shops. 😉 Now I'm helping others to live their dream. 🧋🧋🧋🧋🧋
@@BubbleTeaKristin thanks, would love to try it !