J WAY Bursting Popping Passion Fruit Boba Pearl - Passion Fruit Popping Boba - Tapioca Popping Boba Passion Fruit - 2 lbs

WOW!!! That's all i can say! In a larger beverage mason jar, i first add the popping pearls, then i add a ton of ice. I add the Minute Maid Mango Passionfruit Zero Calorie drink in the refrigerated section, where all the juices and cold teas are, and I mix it with a can of Zero Cal Grapefruit soda that I get at Fred Meyer. Its the store brand Big K or some states its called Kroger or Ralphs. Ya, this drink is soooo refreshing and addicting!!!!!

Yumm but the price went up and we moved to another seller.

I love these for their flavor and quality. Unfortunately they’re out of stock frequently.

These are a fun and fruity way to sweeten a drink or add color and punch to a dessert, but I wish the ingredients claims were clearer. The Popping Passion Fruit Boba Balls container could not have been fuller. It was sealed with a plastic tamper/freshness seal that had to be cut with a knife to open. I put about a tablespoon of the Boba in my tea and when popped, they added a sweet and slightly tart passion fruit flavor. You’ll need an extra-thick Boba straw if you plan to put them in a drink, but they also work as an ice cream or dessert topping that can be eaten with a spoon. I am confused by the ingredients mentioned on the product page versus the label on the container. The product page says there is real fruit juice inside, but the label says it is artificially flavored and sweetened in part with Sucralose; the label lists fructose which could be from juice. The product page title mentions tapioca, but one of the photos says the skins are made with seaweed. Sodium alginate is listed while tapioca isn’t specifically named, although some of the ingredients may be derived from cassava. It’s not necessarily misleading, but it isn’t clear to me either after some quick ingredient searches.

My little ones loved these! They do taste better cold, but overall they were delicious!

I have never been a big fan of popping boba, as I'm almost always taken a back by the explosion in your mouth, but I love tapioca, and I always try to give popping boba a chance every once in a while. I figured if I'm going to like it, I'll get one in a flavor I actually like! I mixed these with green tea over ice, and didn't even have to sweeten it because they have 6g of sugar in a 2 tbsp serving. Honestly, I'm pleasantly surprised, the flavor just the right tartness I look for in passion fruit and I'm not as bothered by the explosion as I usually am. This is a pretty large container that needs to be refrigerated once open, and should be consumed within 14 days of opening it, so if you get it, you better love popping boba or plan to have some friends over!

I love passionfruit flavor and these are just lovely and will be perfect for adding to iced teas all summer long. Note that these are not typical boba- they're popping boba or popping pearls, which means they're filled with juice. If you've had the new summer drinks from Starbucks, they're similar to those raspberry pearls. You do need to store this container in the fridge after opening it and the package says that they should keep fresh for about 2 weeks. I will mostly be using these in iced tea, but you can use them for more than just drinks! They'd be great in ice cream and sorbet and as a topping for yogurt, pancakes, etc.

I purchased these thinking they would be similar to boba and NOPE. This are thinner and pop leaving a thin barely chewable film. I no like it.