To make my Mogu Mogu more flavour full I have used this caster sugar. As the coconut water is already a little sweet you just have to add a little to give it a better flavour. If you want you can also use powdered sugar which is made by blending granulated sugar in the blender. Do not use brown sugar or jaggery. AGAR-AGAR

It’s farmed in small farms in areas of Thailand, as well as the Philippines and traditionally sold to local customers in jars. The uniqueness of this chewy yet refreshing drink is both interesting and fascinating. It’s not hard to see why this drink is continuing to go from strength to strength. Recently it’s become popular with another oriental drink, Bubble Tea. This is another drink that is rising to fame in the UK and this blog post from Twinings explains exactly what it is – ‘What is Bubble Tea?’.

Mogu Mogu pairs perfectly with oriental foods such as spicy dumplings and Chinese style noodles and rice! Looking for something to take the taste away? Join Mogu Mogu as a perfect accompaniment to enjoy after a meal.

Originating in the Philippines, Nata de coco most commonly is sweetened as a candy or dessert and can accompany many things including drinks, ice cream and desserts. It initially appeared in the Philippines and became incredibly popular in Japan during the 1990s. Not only is it found in Mogu Mogu, but it is in a variety of flavours, it can be eaten plain as a good source of fibre, it is usually incorporated in refreshing fruit salads, yogurts, ice-cream, and drinks. And if you try this homemade mogu mogu and like it, do try other recipes from the blog. I am sure you are going to love them too! SIMILAR RECIPES ON BLOG This translucent jelly is usually referred to as ‘healthy’ due to it having fewer calories compared to other desserts of this type. Mogu Mogu is a Nata de Coco juice drink, the jelly of the drink is made of coconut water and artificial ingredients. To make homemade Mogu Mogu I have used fresh coconut water to make it as healthy as possible. It tastes exactly like the Nata de coco jelly in mogu mogu. SUGARMogu Mogu comes in 320ml bottles, perfect for enjoying at home, on the go, or in your lunch bag. If there is a particular flavour that you love, you can also get bulk boxes of 24 bottles. Where is Mogu Mogu From? One thing to be mindful of is that due to the nata de coco that’s added to the liquid. It is high in dietary fibre as this is coconut jelly.

You might be thinking, what really is it that makes up the consistency of Mogu Mogu? What makes the Mogu Mogu bottle glow in the dark? Just remember…you gotta chew! Supplied in 320ml bottles, they are great for taking with you on the go or adding to lunch boxes or school bags.

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Mogu Mogu drinks are the epitome of delightful refreshments. These drinks combine the rich creaminess of coconut with an explosion of fruity goodness. Each sip of Mogu Mogu delivers a luscious and unique taste that is simply irresistible. Made from coconut water, the inclusion of nata de coco brings plenty of health benefits with it. Bottles of Mogu Mogu are low in calories, don’t contain fat and are a delicious source of vitamin C. Whether your customers crave the exotic allure of lychee, the tropical essence of mango, or the delight of strawberry, Mogu Mogu drinks remain low-calorie and fat-free and are suitable for vegan and vegetarian customers. Embrace the sensation of Mogu Mogu drinks and add a standout option to your store's beverage selection to new heights.

Mogu Mogu is made with real fruit juice, which means it is a source of vitamin C, but also contains a fairly high level of sugar. In general, it is not an unhealthy drink, as it is low in cholesterol, contains zero fat and is around 170 calories per bottle on average. Mogu Mogu drinks are a range of refreshing fruit juices. They combine delicious flavours of real fruit, with added chunks of chewy nata de coco. There are currently 17 flavours of Mogu Mogu sold in 60 countries worldwide. All bursting with flavour and zesty, tangy fruit.

Water 41.73%, Mango Juice, 25%, Nata de Coco, 25%, Fructose 4%, Sugar 4%, Sugar 4%, Acidity Regulator (Citric Acid), Nature Identical Flavor (Mango), Artificial Colors (Tartrazine, Sunset Yellow), Preservative (Sodium Benzoate) Added. You can use stevia also instead of sugar, but as stevia is 5 times sweeter than normal sugar, add 10-12 drops only. In general, yes, Mogu Mogu is a healthy drink. It’s a real fruit juice which means it contains vitamins that are found on the fruits of the flavour you choose. Nata de coco in Mogu Mogu gives an individual approach to the food and beverage industry and certainly shakes up the still drink scene! With fruity goodness in every gulp, Mogu Mogu is an international sensation. After a trip to the beach, he found Gumi Gumi, a small, squishy character who was friendly and excitable! Before Mogu Mogu could respond, another face popped up, and another. All the faces were of different colours. Other than their colour, they all looked exactly the same! The Gumi Gumi’s and Mogu Mogu became inseparable and they found a bottle floating near the shore. The bottle contained a message to help those who are in need of happiness and joy.