Qbubble Tea Powder Thai, 2.2 Pound

I recently moved into an area that has NO bubble tea shops! Factor in my addiction, plus add in the extreme heat, and I was pretty upset and craving my favorite frosty treat! I haven't used this for an iced milk tea yet because my favorite drink at bubble tea shops is generally a Thai tea slush. I now make this at home using 1/4 cup of this mix (~250 calories; I calculated this by weighing the product on a kitchen scale and comparing to the nutrition info, 3/4 cup cold water, and a heaping cup of ice. I blend in my Nutribullet until smooth! Instant perfect slushie. While you can use any blender, I really highly recommend the Nutribullet- I used to have a Ninja and my smoothies and slushies were always so chunky! Anyways, I digress. With this recipe I think you can only get about 20 drinks per bag (versus the 30 they state) but we'll see once the bag runs out! Regardless, this is still cheaper than any shops in my old area, and it sure beats not having any ever! I'm not going to say this is 'healthy' by any means, but I am 100% positive the slushies I used to drink were more than 250 calories for the same size. Despite the reduced calories, the flavor is excellent- I've tried other thai tea powders, such as the De-De brand sold in packets, that were far too sweet and lacked tea flavor. This mix is sweet enough for me (which you could of course adjust to your taste) but still packs all the flavor of a freshly brewed iced tea. I will continue to repurchase this for the foreseeable future! I'm also strongly considering trying other flavors from this brand. Bottom line: BUY THIS PRODUCT! You won't be sorry!

I love this tea. My only dislike is that it takes a fair amount to make a drink (a heaping quarter-cup for an 8 oz. drink, along with about 2-3 Tbsp. powdered creamer). However, it's still incredibly cheaper than buying the prepared drinks. This costs a little more than two prepared drinks, and it probably makes 20 drinks. I add powdered creamer (like Coffee Mate) because it makes the drink more milky and it stretches the mix further. I prefer mine iced, so I usually use a 16 oz. glass, with 1/2 cup mix and 1/4 cup creamer. I add just enough boiling water to be able to dissolve it (about a half a cup, maybe a little more). Once it's completely dissolved, I add ice (as much as I can while still being able to stir), and stir until the ice dissolves. Then I just add a little cold water to the 16 oz. mark. I find that serving it over ice causes it to become too diluted, but I do tend to drink mine over a longer period of time... it's very rich. This is the way that this is made at my local bubble tea place, and it's the same brand as well. I also purchased the boba for the drink as well, but I found the process of preparing the boba too tedious, and it does not store/refrigerate well. However, it's not necessary at all. I actually prefer it without the boba. I have bought this item multiple times now, and everyone who has tried it has loved it.

It's definitely tea! But it's very sweet. Not much tea flavor, but it's there. And very rich otherwise! Works perfectly fine with water, and seems a little too rich with milk to me. But I could be picky! It's definitely not top of the line, but it's good! (I suspect that if I bought some plain powdered black tea and mixed both bags together, I'd get the perfect mix for just for me.) Mixes very easily and comes out nice and smooth. It's orange in color, which throws me off, but it's aesthetic so who cares! If you like it sweet, milky, and without a strong tea flavor, you'll like this one. ♥️ But for the price and how big the bag is, it's unbeatable! I drink it every day (it's probably bad for me, oops lol)

I started buying this Thai Tea Powder a couple of years ago. It was getting expensive buying a Thai Tea Smoothie from our local Noodle Bar every day. So I decided to try making my own. I blend it with skim milk and ice in a blender and it's delicious. Now it is different than real Thai Tea. It's kinda like the difference between green tea ice cream and real green tea. But I love my Thai Tea ice cream-like smoothie. And it gives me the bit of caffeine I want to get going in the morning without resorting to coffee. Over time I found I actually enjoyed the Thai Tea from the restaurant less. Thai Tea has this strong oily aftertaste to me now. So I think the sweet creaminess over time can kinda spoil you for the real thing. It could be the strength of the real tea and the fat from the half & half/evaporated milk/condensed milk.

Got this to use when I make bubble tea and to just drink. It’s so good! I use about 8 ounces of water and then add some cream to it afterwards. Taste so good, and it’s so quick and easy to make! For the amount you get, the price is amazing in comparison to other brands on here. I’ve ordered two other flavors and I’m hoping they’re just as good as this one! I’ll definitely be getting the Thai tea again though, that’s for sure!

It’s a powder that has creamer & sugar already in the mix. It was okay, vaguely tastes like Thai Tea from a boba shop, but too much creamer taste. I felt like I had to add a lot of scoops to get the full flavor after mixing It seems like a value judging by the directions, but I ended up using way more than I originally thought I would. Won’t try this one again.

I was reading the not so good reviews and I was very conflicted but this turned out to be a great purchase! There is a wonderful signature taste from my boba shop that I go to and that was really what I was looking for. Although it is a " signature taste " I found it in this mix. I also would like to inform you that although this may pop up in the " healthy " section this is not a healthy mix. The first 2 ingredients are icing, and Non - diary creamer with 24.4 grams of added sugar . Overall for the price and everything else I would definitely give this a 8 / 10. Hope you enjoy and this would make a great Christmas gift.! - Have a wonderful day