Lemon popping pearls
Bright and zesty — the squeeze of a nimbu, without the pips.
Pack of 6: ₹539 (₹89 / cup). MRP, inclusive of all taxes, launch price.
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Sealed single-serve cup. Made in India. Refunds & returns.
The real Lemon pack opened: card leaning against the cup, seal peeled back, a gold spoon lifting yellow pearls
Before you buy.
How to eat it
Peel the lid. Tip it into anything cold, or spoon it straight from the cup. Pop.
What’s in it
Hibiscus: water, sugar, liquid glucose, hibiscus flower extract and more. The provisional list, word for word, is on About.
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- Popping pearls with electrolytes
A thin skin around a juicy, flavoured centre. Bite down and it bursts.
- One cup, one serving
40 ml, sealed, single-serve. Nothing to measure, nothing left over in the fridge.
- Tip it into anything cold
Soda, iced tea, nimbu pani, lassi, yogurt, kulfi, cut fruit — or straight from the cup with a spoon.
- One cup, or packs of 3, 6 or 9
A pack can be one flavour or a mix of all three. Try one cup, share three, or bring six or nine to a party.
In one pop
Lemon
Lemon is the wake-up call. Clean, sharp, sunny yellow pearls that turn plain soda into nimbu soda and give a glass of green tea something to talk about. Built for the hottest afternoon of the year.
The details, in writing.
- Brand
- Pova Pearls
- Flavour
- Lemon
- Form
- Flavoured popping pearls (also called popping boba) with electrolytes, in a sealed single-serve jelly cup
- Best with
- Nimbu pani, green tea, coconut water, cheesecake
- Net quantity
- 40 ml per cup
- Pack sizes
- 1, 3, 6, 9 cups
- Serving
- One 40 ml cup
- Ingredients
- Printed on the pack
- Allergens
- Printed on the pack
- Storage & shelf life
- Printed on the pack
- Made by
- An FSSAI-licensed food manufacturer in India
- FSSAI licence number
- Printed on the pack
- Country of origin
- India
8 things to make with Lemon.
Asked before you buy.
What exactly is a popping pearl?+
A small sphere with a thin, soft skin holding flavoured juice. It holds its shape in a drink and bursts the moment you bite it.
How do I eat it?+
Peel the lid and tip the cup into anything cold — soda, iced tea, lemonade, lassi, yogurt, ice cream, cut fruit. Pearls always go in last. Or eat them straight from the cup with a spoon.
How much is in one cup?+
One 40 ml cup is one serving. Every recipe on this site counts pearls by the cup, so there is nothing to measure.
Can I heat or cook with them?+
No — pearls are a finish, not an ingredient. Keep them cold or at room temperature, never boiled, baked or blended.
Can I mix flavours?+
Yes, and you should. A pack of 3, 6 or 9 can be one flavour or a mix of your own: pick the mix in the pack picker on any flavour’s page. Hibiscus with peach looks like a sunset in a glass; hibiscus with lemon is a pink lemonade. There are combination recipes on the recipes page.
Can I order Peach and Lemon?+
Yes. Hibiscus, Peach and Lemon are all available, as a single cup or in packs of 3, 6 or 9, one flavour or a mix. Strawberry and Lychee are coming soon.
How do I store it, and how long does it keep?+
Storage instructions and shelf life are printed on every pack. We publish them here once the first production batch is labelled.
Can I order for a café, office or event?+
Yes — the wholesale page is for cafés, offices and events, and it has the way to reach us.
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