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How the Humble Sheet Cake Became Top Tier (NYT T Magazine)
Hawai‘i's Nostalgia is Key to Rebuilding Lahaina (The Atlantic)
Clarissa Wei Knows All Too Well That Food Is Political (Eater)
Aloha to Aloha Stadium (Hana Hou)
Some of Hawai‘i's Oldest Japanese Buddhist Temples (Preservation)
San Francisco's Best Cioppino (WSJ)
Hunting Axis Deer on Lāna‘i (Hana Hou)
Maui's secret and wonderful public pools (Hana Hou)
Hawai‘i's New General Store: 7-Eleven (Honolulu Magazine)
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The Wall Street Journal
Hawaii's Treasured Time Warp Hotels
Reading and Retreating: My Brilliant Friend
Reading and Retreating: Anne of Green Gables
Reading and Retreating: The Joy Luck Club
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Eater
The Pastry Chefs Redefining Restaurant Desserts
The Best Gas Station Food is in Hawai‘i
Food and Wine
Sheldon Simeon: From a Hawaii Point of View
Washington Post
EatingWell
Hana Hou
Earl Kawa‘a defines "Hawaiian" as anyone born and raised in Hawai‘i.
Honolulu Magazine
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- Ed Kenney says, "Fuck, I don't think we made a difference."
- Why McDonald's Hawaii has the only fried apple pies in the country: "It's not so simple you can do fried pies again."
- Kunoa’s cattle are really a means to an end, like Sun Yet-sen's brother's more than a century ago.
- Hawaii sells. But for his first restaurant in Tokyo, Andrew Le is resisting Hawaii-fication.
- Introvert's guide to dining in Honolulu
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