Popping boba pearls

Popping boba is a small ball filled with juice that is incredibly popular and served in beverages and alongside frozen yogurt. They are also known as popping boba pearls, bursting boba and bursting fruit bubbles. Slightly smaller than tapioca boba, these popping pearls are filled with fruity juice that "pop" when they are bitten into. The outside is made from seaweed extract to create a thin coating that pops instead of being chewy. The juice inside is also often seaweed extract mixed with real fruit juice and other flavors. They are excellent served on top of frozen yogurt, shaved ice or inside bubble tea.

What is the difference between tapioca peals and popping boba?

Popping pearls and tapioca balls are both popular toppings and additions to beverages and desserts; however, they are very different. While tapioca pearls are chewy, popping boba bursts quickly in the mouth when bitten into. Tapioca pearls typically have a slightly sweet aftertaste while the popping balls add another layer of flavor to the drink or dessert. Because tapioca has a more neutral flavor, it can pair with any flavored drink or food, while the pearls need to be paired with a complementary flavor. Additionally, for businesses, a larger selection of popping pearls needs to be available because they come in so many flavors for maximum customer satisfaction.

What flavors does popping boba come in?

Popping boba balls come in so many flavors including, but not limited to, strawberry popping boba, mango popping boba, lychee popping boba, orange, cherry, watermelon, blueberry and kiwi. New popping boba flavors are being offered all the time, so it is easy for anyone to find a flavor they will enjoy. For adults of legal drinking age, popping boba can also be a fun and delicious addition to a cocktail such as a margarita or fruity martini.