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1. Take your food to the next level. For example, shave alone just doesn’t cut it. You gotta add azuki beans, ice cream, mochi, li hing mui powder, and a snow cap before you’re satisfied. 2. Take off your shoes...

Just finish a surf session? Spent all day at the beach? Feel your underwear sticking to your body? If so, it’s time for shave ice. (Yes, shave not shaved.) Brought to Hawaii by early Japanese immigrants, Hawaiian shave ice is...

If you're visiting the Big Island, you have a once in a lifetime opportunity to see an active lava flow that stretches from Kilauea Volcano to the Pacific Ocean. The flow can change at any time though, so please check the National...

Looking to elevate your snacks with the perfect blend of sweet, salty, and sour? Li Hing Mui powder is the secret ingredient you didn’t know you needed. Let’s dive into five fun and delicious Li Hing powder uses that will...

So just what do a French king, a Hawaiian governor and a priest have to do with Kona coffee? Quite a lot actually. Coffee beans are originally from the continent of Africa, but coffee lore says that an enterprising French...

Hawaiian crack seed is more than just a snack; it's a beloved culinary tradition, an original "finger-licking good" treat that has truly obsessed our entire state. Just the mention of crack seed in Hawaii is enough to make mouths water...

Mountain Thunder Organic Kona Coffee is more than just a cup of joe — it’s a family tradition rooted in Hawaii’s Big Island. Nestled in the lush cloud forests of Kaloko, this certified organic farm has earned awards for its...

Updated June 2019 Poke, pronounced POH-kay, is a Hawaiian food staple. You can buy it at the grocery store, the liquor store, or even at high end restaurants. Chef Sam Choy calls it “Hawaii’s soul food,” and we agree. Poke...

  Our thanks goes out to the Candy Blogger for featuring Li Hing Mui candy on her website. Check out the beautiful photos and reviews of some of our products.