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Da Kine Smokey BBQ Sauce – Perfect for Your Summer BBQs
Here in Hawaii, we love to spend our summer days barbequing with family and friends at the beach or at fun gatherings. The kids are out of school and everyone is enjoying the warm, summer days. With...
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Introducing Honua Honey & the Amazing Benefits of Honey
Hawaii Coffee Connection is thrilled to introduce our new product, Honua Honey stick packs! Distinctively Hawaiian, Honua Macadamia Nut Blossom Honey is produced from blossoms of the macadamia nut...
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Top 5 Local Hawaiian Specialty Foods
The diverse and unique tropical crops grown on the Hawaiian Islands are like none other in the world. Local farmers grow exotic fruits, nuts, and spices, which are crafted into fine specialty items...
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Heart Healthy Hawaiian Treats for American Heart Month
Hawaii Coffee Connection is celebrating American Heart Month by highlighting some of our favorite locally made Hawaiian products that are “heart healthy” and a special heart healthy gift basket...
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Celebrate Valentine’s Day With Passion, Coffee and Spice!
Valentine’s Day is about romance, enjoying delightful treats together and showing thoughtfulness towards the one you care about. It’s also about treating yourself to something that makes you happy if...
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Hawaii Coffee Connection Announces Ka’iulani’s Organic Spice Line
Behind every successful business is a story. Ka’iulani (Kai) Cowell has always had a passion for food in its purest and freshest state. Pairing great tasting food with traditional Hawaiian flavors and...
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Create Your Own Hawaiian Luau!
It’s Summer party time and what better way to celebrate warm outdoor days and evenings than with a Hawaiian luau theme! Were you able to experience an authentic luau when you were here in Hawaii? You...
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Hawaiian Turmeric-Local Super Food
History of Turmeric in Hawaii In the language of Hawai`i, `olena means yellow. Dyes from these roots were used to color tapa cloth. Young roots were steamed to provide a light yellow dye and the...
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