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Our Taro Milk Tea drink uses real organic taro and purple sweet potato. They're both purple roots with unique flavor that you can find being used in many Asian delights across the world. Any plant based milk will work in this recipe. Nutrition information calculated using unsweetened almond milk. Place 1-2 teaspoons of taro paste into a glass, then pour boiling water over it. Mix well to combine. It’s hard to describe taro flavor using other flavors. It has a very sweet taste, with a slight hint of vanilla. In taro boba tea, there is sugar and milk added so it will taste much sweeter than eating the vegetable on its own.
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For other easy to make bubble tea recipes, try this strawberry boba tea, this mango bubble tea, this almond milk tea or this lychee bubble tea. What does taro taste like? They are all referring to the same drink. Typically a tea base with some type of flavor added, in this case jasmine tea with taro flavor. Some recipes will add milk, others will add cream or sweetened condensed milk. Most milk tea recipes contain lots of sugar, so it’s recommended to keep them as a ocasional treat. There’s nothing like the authentic thing, and all the amazing varieties out there made it fun to try a new one almost every day. My entire family loved them all, from the fruity ones, the coffee-inspired ones, and of course, fresh taro milk tea. Jasmine tea: We prefer loose-leaf jasmine green tea for taro bubble tea, but you can use tea bags as well. Be careful not to let it steep past 3 minutes to avoid a bitter flavor. You can try other teas as well like regular green tea or Ceylon tea.Taro is a starchy root vegetable, like a potato. It tastes a tiny, tiny bit like a potato— but that’s not really an appetizing way to sell the flavor. Keep in mind that raw taro contains calcium oxalate, which is a toxin that causes an unpleasant numb, stinging sensation in your mouth, stomach pain and irritation.
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The only difference between the two methods is where the taro flavor comes from. Otherwise, you’ll use the same basic ingredients. You’ll also need to prepare the tapioca balls and syrup to make it a truly authentic drink. Optionally, add a small amount of natural purple coloring (like purple sweet potato powder) to get the signature taro milk color we know from most boba shops.Taro has a mild sweet flavor similar to sweet potatoes. It's similar to Vennila, except with Taro milk tea, you may adjust the sweetness as you wish. Bring the water for the tapioca pearls to boil in a medium-large saucepan. Once it’s boiling, add in the tapioca pearls and lower the heat to just under medium. You don’t want to overcook them! Cook the boba until soft
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Brown sugar syrup: You can prepare a large batch of this simple syrup. Store it in the refrigerator for 3-4 weeks. Taro keeps your stomach full for a long time and prevents you from eating unhealthily to satisfy your little desires. The jasmine tea: Brewed jasmine tea (with or without the milk) will last 3-4 days in the refrigerator, covered.
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For a stronger purple color: Add a little purple sweet potato powder or a natural purple food coloring. Keep in mind that many store-bought options are sweetened. So you may need to adjust how much additional syrup you add. Also, look out for whether the powder contains any animal product as several contain a creamer product. Brown Sugar: Use dark brown sugar. Or, use dark muscovado sugar for a deeper molasses flavor (and color). For a subtler flavor, use regular granulated sugar. Taro Milk Tea is a sweet drink made from taro root and tapioca pearls or boba. It's also known as Taro Bubble Tea or Taro Boba. Depending on accessibility and time constraints, both fresh taro root and taro powder work equally well in this taro bubble tea recipe.
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