Senpure Instant Milk Tea Kit with Taro Milk Tea Powder DIY Sugar Pack Coconut Jelly Serve Cold or Hot Drinks (Taro Flavor 6 Pack)

What this is: This is 6 cup containers of milk tea. It comes with the milk powder, cup, straw, nata de coco and sugar pack. To make: These are super easy to make. I open the cup and take out the many different bags. I pour in 5 ounces of almost boiling water. I added all the milk powder first, followed by the other packets. I used them all entirely. I added the liquid from the nata de coco also. To taste: I called in my two adult daughters to try these out with me. One made theirs cold. The other made theirs hot. I enjoyed the flavor of the drink. One daughter thought it tasted like restaurant Boba. The other daughter enjoyed the flavor a lot, the ease of making. Both wanted to know what the price was. At the time, the price was not listed. At the time I am writing this review it sells for under $2.65 per cup. My daughters told me they can pay between 5 to 7 dollars per cup of milk tea/boba. I tasted these both hot and cold. I prefer the hot better. To me, this is the tea version of the powdered cappuccino drinks I loved when I was younger, and my kids loved growing up. The flavor is slightly more milky and sweet with less of a strong tea flavor. I think I would definitely adjust the sugar level. In making it cold, I simply poured the 5 ounces over ice. I think next time, I would cut down of the 5 ounces of hot water to compensate for the ice. It tasted good but a little watery because of all of the ice. 5 stars: This was a new flavor for me. My kids tell me about these all of the time. I never tried them. I enjoyed tasting them. They enjoyed tasting them. They both said they would definitely buy them again. A quick fix to finding them out and about in an area that isn't known for milk tea/boba.

Unfortunately it's just bland. The concept of the instant cup is cool, but the Taro flavor was bad.

☕ PACKAGING: 6 to go cups, each with a lid, tea packet, sugar packet, coconut jelly packet and disposable straw. ☕ PREPARATION: At first it looked a little overwhelming. We dumped out our cups and there was all this stuff in it. We read the instructions and they were simple enough. I had some taro boba (WuFuYuan Boba Balls) on hand so I made that as well. For hot milk tea - just add 5 oz of hot water to the tea packet. Add the sugar and coconut jelly and enjoy. For cold tea - it's 2 oz of hot water, stir well, then 3 oz of ice or chilled water. For my cold tea, I added 2 oz of almond milk and ice cubes. Daughter drank it with hot water. Then we added some taro boba and the included coconut jelly. Neither of us wanted the sugar packet. ☕ FLAVOR: Delicious hot or cold. The little coconut squares added a fun texture (as did the boba we added) and the coconut complimented the taro nicely. The milk was sweet and creamy. I find almond milk makes it even more creamy but is not needed. ☕ CONVENIENCE: The cups with everything needed are nice and preparation was a breeze. It was fun customizing our own drinks. We do have a milk tea shop nearby but I like these better bc they are the perfect size (milk shop tea is too big and leaves me feeling bloated or bad for having to throw some out). ☕ OVERALL: We enjoyed these a lot more than I thought we were. They are delicious and satisfying. ☕ SUGGESTION TO SENPURE: We're reducing the number of single use items and plastic that we consume. It would be nice if the milk tea powder came in a canister that we could measure out into our own reusable cups. We also have reusable straws. I will only buy these cups rarely as a treat but I would buy a canister of the tea mix more often if it were available in that format.

This milk tea is yummy! Each cup comes with a large packet of tea mix powder, an extra (and I think very unnecessary – it’s quite sweet on its own) sugar packet, and a little sealed cup of coconut jelly. You mix it with hot water and can add ice to make it cold – I found that the volume of hot water recommended was enough to dissolve the tea powder easily, and the ice cooled it off quickly and diluted it to the right amount. Even with the full amount of liquid added, these cups are only about ⅔ full – it seems like a waste to have a full size cup with a small drink inside! But the flavor is great. I enjoyed them both hot and cold, and the coconut jelly worked surprisingly well at both temperatures. It was more strongly a milk tea with just a touch of taro flavor. I have also tried the original flavor and wheat flavor, and they are all very similar -- I can hardly tell them apart, but they all taste good. The current price ($16 for the 6-pack) seems a little high, but they are really good and really convenient.

I was surprised when tasting this, it tastes exactly like Taro milk tea, i wasn’t expecting that for a diy at home milk tea. The price is fair, and comes out to 2.67 each, way cheaper than buying them out where i live for sure, i would pay at least double this cost. I made 2 cups, 1 for me and 1 for my daughter, both iced, i did hers with water and the packet of sugar, and i did mine with milk, with no sugar. Both tasted fantastic, mine tasted less sweet, but more creamy. The Taro is spot on, with the nutty flavor, and tastes great. Everything included is in it’s own package/container. The sugar packet is separate, so you can add as much or little sugar as you want. The jelly container was hard to open, so be careful you don’t spill the juice when pulling the cover back. You have to mix the powder very well. Having it cold, took me about 3 minutes to make. For anybody who loves taro flavor, i 100% recommend giving these a try.

Easy to make, comes with everything needed to make it apart from water. This one comes with coconut jelly. They taste slightly like coconut. It’s not overwhelming, the taste of the taro milk overpowers it actually. They were ok, but I didn’t personally like it. They felt more like a flavorless hard gelatin.

I really like the packaging here. It adds to the taste and quality of the product. Each component is separate which helps in the distinction of each ingredient when consuming the product. Simply add the packages to the cup. Poor hot water and stir. Add less water and ice after you stir if you want a cold beverage or just the full amount of hot water for a hot beverage. Taste is on point and is as it should be. I think this flavor is delicious. Value is another story. For me it is too expensive per cup, but this is subjective so will not sway my rating. I am not a huge milk tea person so for you this may be worth it for that instant tea.

You get two packs that each contain 3 cups. Inside each cup is several packets. One contains the taro powder, another contains sugar, and there’s a little cup that looks like a creamer cup. It contains a liquid and these coconut jellies, which have no flavor, but they do have texture. I’m not sure if they are supposed to be like bobas. I’ve had gelatin that had these in them, and they were fine in that application, but I really did not like them in this drink. They added nothing. They were just little, flavorless chunks that I had to chew as I attempted to drink my beverage. Overall, I think the flavor of this is fine. I like it better with a little less liquid so that the taro flavor comes through more. I don’t think I would get this again as it makes more sense, and would be a lot cheaper per drink, to just get some taro powder and use a reusable cup.