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If you’ve ever wanted to sip on something refreshing, chocolaty, and fun, then Chocolate Bubble Milk Tea Boba is exactly the drink you need.

This sweet, indulgent beverage combines the richness of chocolate milk with the chewy delight of tapioca pearls, creating a drink that feels more like a treat than just a beverage. Best of all, it’s incredibly easy to make at home, customizable, and much cheaper than the versions sold in bubble tea shops.

In this complete guide, you’ll learn how to make chocolate bubble milk tea from scratch, explore variations, get expert tips, and discover ways to store it. Plus, we’ll answer the most common questions about boba, provide nutritional info, and give you a recipe card you can follow step by step.

And if you’re a fan of homemade drinks, don’t miss our Strawberry milk bubble tea or the refreshing Matcha bubble tea both are perfect companions.

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What Is Chocolate Bubble Milk Tea Boba?

The origin of bubble tea

Bubble tea originated in Taiwan in the 1980s and became internationally popular in the 1990s, especially in the United States. Originally made with black tea, milk, and tapioca pearls, this drink evolved into countless flavors, from fruity varieties to creamy chocolate blends.

Why chocolate bubble milk tea Boba is different

Unlike classic versions, this chocolate bubble milk tea recipe doesn’t contain tea at all. Instead, it’s closer to an iced hot chocolate with chewy pearls at the bottom. It’s rich, sweet, refreshing, and feels like a dessert in a glass.

Ingredients for Chocolate Bubble Milk Tea Boba

Core ingredients

• Milk – Oat milk, almond milk, soy milk, or dairy milk all work. Creamier varieties make the drink richer.
• Hot chocolate mix – Store-bought mixes are great, but you can easily make your own using equal parts cocoa powder and sugar.
• Tapioca pearls boba – The signature ingredient! Quick-cooking tapioca balls are best for home recipes.
• Sugar – White sugar, brown sugar, honey, or agave syrup are all great choices.
• Ice and water – Essential for cooling and serving.

Optional flavor enhancers

• Caramel syrup
• Hazelnut syrup
• Whipped cream
• Crushed cookies for garnish

If you enjoy creative twists on recipes, check out our homemade blueberry iced tea for a unique take on sweet flavors.

Step-by-Step Instructions Chocolate Bubble Milk Tea Boba

Step 1: Cook tapioca pearls

Bring water to a boil, add tapioca pearls, and cook for 5–6 minutes. Adjust cooking time depending on whether you prefer softer or chewier pearls. Drain and immediately coat them in sugar to prevent sticking.

Step 2: Make the chocolate mix

In a separate mug, mix hot chocolate powder with boiling water. Stir until smooth. Let it cool before adding to your drink.

Step 3: Assemble the drink

In a tall glass or jar:

1. Add the sweetened tapioca pearls.
2. Cover with plenty of ice cubes.
3. Pour in your milk of choice.
4. Top it off with the chocolate mixture.
5. Stir well and taste – adjust sweetness if needed.

Expert Tips for Perfect Chocolate Bubble Milk Tea Boba

Always prepare pearls fresh

Tapioca pearls lose their texture quickly. Cook them only when you’re ready to drink.

Adjust sweetness to taste

Start with less sugar and add more if you need it. If you want an extra chocolaty version, double the amount of hot chocolate mix.

Hot or cold versions

For a hot version, skip the ice and use warm milk instead. For cold, use plenty of ice cubes — lukewarm boba drinks aren’t enjoyable.

Flavor balance

If skipping tapioca pearls, add a little extra sugar to maintain the sweetness balance.

Variations of Chocolate Bubble Milk Tea Boba

The beauty of bubble tea is that it’s endlessly customizable.

Hazelnut chocolate bubble tea

Add a drizzle of hazelnut syrup for a Nutella-inspired flavor.

Caramel chocolate bubble tea

Mix in caramel syrup or drizzle some down the sides of your glass before serving.

Dairy-free vegan version

Use oat, almond, or soy milk with a vegan hot chocolate mix.

Extra creamy

Swap regular milk for condensed milk or add whipped cream for a richer experience.

Looking for something savory to balance this sweetness? Try our Vegan scones recipe for a refreshing combo.

Storing Chocolate Bubble Milk Tea

Storing the liquid

You can store the chocolate milk portion (without pearls and ice) in the fridge for up to 48 hours in an airtight jar.

Storing the pearls

Tapioca pearls can be stored separately in a sealed container for up to 2 days, but they lose texture quickly. For the best experience, always make them fresh.

Avoid ice storage

Never store with ice cubes, as they’ll melt and water down your drink.

Nutrition & Calories

A typical large serving contains about 450 calories.

Ingredient	Calories (approx.)
Milk (1 cup)	120
Tapioca pearls	150
Chocolate mix	140
Sugar	40

This makes it more indulgent than a soda but still a lighter dessert compared to cakes or milkshakes.

FAQ (People Also Ask)

Serving & Similar Recipes

Serving suggestions

• Use a mason jar or tall glass.
• Add lots of ice for cold versions.
• Wide boba straws make sipping easier.

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If you love this recipe, here are a few others to try:

• Blueberry Iced Tea – vibrant and fruity
• Iced Mint Green Tea – great for zero waste
• Caramel Milk Tea – an adult upgrade of this recipe
• Earl Grey Boba Tea – rich and unique

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