The Great Boba Experiment
Trending this Chol Hamoed: Kosher-for-Pesach boba you can actually make at home! Watch Shushy experimenting in real-time (yes, bloopers included) to find out if those chewy pearls live up to the hype.
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Shushy you are the cutest! I love this video { actually all of them}! I also love how you were so honest about the boba being to big !
GO SHUSHY GO!!!
we lov yur STness
How long does it have to be on the stove till it thickens
About 2-3 minutes. It works similarly to cornstarch so you’ll see it start to thicken up fairly quickly when heat is applied
doesn't boba usually use muscavato sugar ???
ifvthey do is there a kosher version
It can but it’s not readily available and I wanted to use a more available option. The flavor with the brown sugar here is similar. There are kosher versions like India tree but I don’t believe they are readily available in most grocery stores
Where is the matcha from? Did you make it or is it bought. PLS LEMME KNOW ASAP x
I usually buy it!
check with your rabbi but according to the CRC so long as it is only tea in the ingredients it does not need a hechsher
https://consumer.crckosher.org/publications/tea/
that being said there are plenty of great kosher options. Look for ceremonial grade for the cleanest and best flavor