Walling powder bubble tea powders series include brown sugar, matcha, taro, kopiko coffee, red bean, mango, milo chocolate, creamy custard, purple & golden sweet potato, creme brulee flavors. Contact us via email.
◗ Product Description
Boba Empire Walling Powder (aka cake milk tea powder), a kind of powdered ingredients to make your drink look gorgeous and stunning.
It only needs to mix with cold water and pour with milk tea to make a beautiful drink. Easy to make and has a creamy taste. We provide several different flavors for your option.
◗ Specification
Type: Instant Powder Form: Powder Brand Name: Boba Empire Product Type: Bubble Tea Ingredients Flavor: Purple Sweet Potato, Taiwan Golden Sweet Potato, Matcha Brown Sugar, Creamy Brulee, Chocolate, Taiwan Taro, Red Bean, Mango, Strawberry, Coffee Shelf Life: 1 Year (Sealed) Packaging Detail: 20 Bags / CTN Net Weight: 1 kg / Bag Place of Origin: Taiwan
◗ Way to Use
1. Put 50g walling taro powder and 100cc room-temperature drinking water into a cup
2. Use fork side of bar spoon and stir walling taro powder well dissolved
3. Stir until it becomes mashed taro
4. Then spread the mashed taro on cup wall
5. Add ice and fresh milk (or matcha bubble tea or milk tea) to full
6. Natural and eye-catching purple taro messy cup is ready to serve
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