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Thai Mango-Coconut Bubble Tea

By Darlene Schmidt, About.com

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Enjoy Your Bubble Tea!

Bubble Tea Step 10

Beautiful Thai Mango-Coconut Bubble Tea

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If you've managed to buy some bubble tea straws, you can easily suck the tapioca pearls up through the straw. If not, serve the tea with a spoon to scoop them up. Bubble tea is served cold (excellent on a warm summer day or night!), and makes a nice dessert as well as a refreshing drink.

Store any extra tapioca pearls in the bowl (with the syrup) in the refrigerator (be sure to cover them). Try to use them up within 2-3 days, or they will harden. (If they do harden, you can try softening them by soaking them in hot water for 10 minutes).

Unlike a lot of bubble teas made in restaurants and snack bars, this bubble tea is very healthy, low in fat and calories, and gluten-free. ENJOY!

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