Tea Zone Taro Powder (Made in USA) - 2.2 lbs

Great flavor and our customers love it too.

I liked everything about it. The taste was very similar to the boba teas sold in shops. I will be ordering this product again!

I called my local boba place and this is the brand that they use, which is why I got it and I love it. The flavor is super good but, be warned. The instructions are liars. I use 1 tbsp or powder per 1 tbsp of hot water and mix that together (I use a milk frother) then add 2 cups of milk and mix. The instructions that have call for too much powder and no milk, which makes it too strong and I just don't add the tea because I'm lazy. Otherwise it's super good. Be aware that the way that I make it makes it thick. Not TOO thick but, it's not like a cup of coffee. Overall, really love the product, the instructions could use some love though.

While sheltering at home our family craved Taro bubble tea. Living in NYC, great bubble tea is available everywhere. We all agreed this tasted terrible. Its overly sweet and had a very bitter aftertaste. I would not recommend. Instead, we ordered Q Bubble Taro tea (available on amazon). We immediately threw this out after we tasted Q Bubble’s taro tea!

I purchased this item because of the "low sugar" characteristic. Comparing with other Taro powders, this one do have less sugar, even though it still has a considerable amount of that 'poison' ifkwim.Something to bare in mind is that if you follow the recipe on the label, the taro drink is gonna end tasting a little washed up, I like to pour in a little more that the amount indicated in the label. The bad thing is that the amount of sugar you are drinking is a bit more but welll... I guess you are not going to be drinking it everyday, so it is worth the damage. haha

taste as good as the boba store drink. a bit much (2lbs) you are occasional boba drinker

Product was good,but the package was damaged and it spilled out I was able to salvage some.

It captures the taste of taro. But it's expensive.