The Walmart Bubble Tea Kit: A Review of the Locca Boba Tea Kit

As a broke college student with a broken heart, I thought I had found the perfect way to lift my spirits - an at-home instant boba kit for $8 from Walmart. The Locca Boba Tea Kit Vivante Premium Bubble Tea Up to 24 Drinks Unique Gift Set caught my eye, and I couldn't wait to give it a try.

The kit came with everything I needed to make three drinks of bubble tea, including the unique gift set that included straws and more. I followed the instructions on the package, starting by mixing the milk tea powder with hot water and then adding the boba. However, things quickly took a turn for the worse.

As I attempted to remove the bowl from the microwave, I had to use oven mitts because it was so hot. The next step was to pour the tea into a glass, which ended in a mess all over the counter. To make matters worse, the boba texture was disgusting - it tasted like bread, and the milk tea part was manageable at best.

Despite my initial enthusiasm, I was left feeling disappointed and frustrated with the kit. The instructions were unclear, and the process of making bubble tea was more complicated than I had anticipated. In fact, I had to use a bowl to contain the mess as I struggled to pour the tea into a glass.

While the kit did arrive promptly by Monday, April 15, my overall experience was a letdown. For $8, I expected a better quality product and a simpler way to make bubble tea. Perhaps with some improvements in the instructions and boba texture, this kit could be a great option for those looking to try at-home bubble tea.

For now, I'll stick to buying my bubble tea from the store or making it the old-fashioned way - by hand. If you're considering purchasing this kit, be warned: it's not as easy as it seems, and you may end up with a mess on your hands.

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