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International Food Trucks on the North Shore

International Food Trucks on the North Shore

by Peggy Arsenault | Feb 15, 2025 | Beverages & Sauces, Cultures of Polynesia, Desserts, Eat Polynesia!, Hawai’i Travel Tips, Kid Friendly, Main Dishes, Marketplace

A Culinary Adventure Awaits at the Hukilau Marketplace– Part II Situated next to the breathtaking scenery of the North Shore, the Hukilau Marketplace not only offers an array of food trucks but a variety of cultural and recreational activities that make it a must-do...
Hukilau Marketplace: Eating International on the North Shore – Part II

Hukilau Marketplace: Eating International on the North Shore – Part II

by Nina Jones | Aug 1, 2023 | Beverages & Sauces, Desserts, Hawai’i Travel Tips

Welcome to your guide to the Hukilau Marketplace: Eating International on the North Shore, Part 2! Previously, we presented Hukilau Marketplace Eating International on the North Shore – Part 1. In that blog, we shared 7 great places to grab a full-blown meal, a...
Paifala: Pineapple Half-Moon Pie from Samoa

Paifala: Pineapple Half-Moon Pie from Samoa

by Nina Jones | Dec 17, 2022 | Desserts, Eat Polynesia!, Recipes, Samoa

Paifala is a terrific recipe for the holidays or everyday, for that matter. It is one of my favorite Polynesian desserts, and luckily, it’s fairly easy, once you figure out how to form beautifully rounded handpies.  These handheld pies are a favorite in Samoa,...
Supoesi: Traditional Samoan Recipe

Supoesi: Traditional Samoan Recipe

by Quinney Sua'ava | Mar 21, 2022 | Desserts, Eat Polynesia!, Recipes, Samoa, Sweetly Onolicious

What is Supoesi?  Supoesi, one of the traditional foods of Samoa, practiced and consumed by our ancestors. The technique has passed down from one generation to another.   Supoesi translates to Papaya Soup. It is both nutritional and delicious to eat at any time of the...
Hannemans Tropical Banana Bread

Hannemans Tropical Banana Bread

by Nina Jones | Oct 24, 2020 | Desserts, Eat Polynesia!, Recipes, Sweetly Onolicious

Are you ready for Hanneman’s Tropical Banana Bread? It’s gooey, its chocolatey, it’s got COCONUT. Intrigued? Read on… Ask anyone from the town of Lāʻie, nestled at the eastern end of the famous north shore of Oahu, where to get the best...
Tropical Pineapple Upside Down Cake Recipe

Tropical Pineapple Upside Down Cake Recipe

by Nina Jones | Apr 21, 2018 | Desserts, Eat Polynesia!, Sweetly Onolicious

Pineapple upside down cake is a favorite across the world, but we wanted to put a real island spin on it – and boy is it amazing! Knowing that the crunchy topping is the best part, we’ve doubled the sugar and butter – making it a gooey, yummy treat...
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