Bubble Tea Recipes: How to Make Egg Pudding and Grass Jelly

Bubble Tea Recipes: How to Make Egg Pudding and Grass Jelly

Aug 31, 2026TingIvan

Want to add delicious toppings to your bubble tea? Here are the official, easy-to-follow recipes for making classic Egg Pudding and traditional Grass Jelly (both hot and chilled versions) using Possmei powders. Check out the English recipe guide below:

Egg Pudding Recipe

Weight Ratio: Pudding powder : Hot water : Sugar = 1 : 12 : 1

Ingredients:

  • Pudding powder: 7.1 oz (200g)
  • Hot water: 81 oz (2,400 ml)
  • Sugar: 7.1 oz (200g)

Instructions:

  1. Bring water to a boil in a pot, then add sugar and pudding powder, stirring continuously until well mixed.
  2. Reduce heat to low after boiling, continue stirring, and simmer for about 3 to 4 minutes until fully cooked.
  3. Pour the cooked pudding into a container to cool. Once cooled, place it in the refrigerator until set, and it's ready to serve.


Grass Jelly Recipes

A. Chilled Grass Jelly (Firm Topping)

Weight Ratio:  Grass jelly powder : Water = 1 : 16 

Ingredients:

  • Grass jelly powder : 7.1 oz (200g)
  • Cold water : 33.33 oz (1,000 ml)
  • Hot water: 73.33 oz (2,200 ml)

Instructions:

    1. Dissolve the grass jelly powder in cold water.
    2. Add hot water and stir until well combined.
    3. Bring the mixture to a boil.
    4. Pour the grass jelly liquid into a container, let it cool, then refrigerate until it solidifies before consuming.

B. Hot Grass Jelly (Warm Dessert / Drink Base)

Weight Ratio:

Grass jelly powder : Water = 1 : 20

Ingredients:

  • Grass jelly powder : 7.1 oz (200g)
  • Cold water : 33.33 oz (1,000 ml)
  • Hot water: 10 oz (3,000 ml)

 Instructions:

    1. Dissolve the grass jelly powder in cold water.
    2. Add hot water and stir until well combined.
    3. Bring the mixture to a boil.
    4. To maintain the liquid state of the finished grass jelly, it needs to be kept warm. This can be achieved by placing it over a double boiler to maintain the temperature.

 

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