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Things We Love

 

A lighter, laid-back, local-style pale ale

When it comes to beer, I tend to stick with familiar brands. But I made an exception for Mucho Aloha, a refreshing option for lager lovers looking for something new. Brewed in California by former Kauai surfer Gabriel Tennberg, Mucho Aloha is inspired by all-day surf sessions, offering a crisp local-style pale ale. Read more

Ikebana for anyone, anytime

Ikebana for anyone, anytime • CoolBag keeps gear secure, waterproof • Urban fantasy books full of magic, humor • Hearty Chinese stew inspires isle designs • Tasty, affordable, local noodles Read more

Detail adds excitement to Cold War-era thriller

Detail adds excitement to Cold War-era thriller • Intense ‘Spotlight’ reflects journalists’ grit, determination • ‘The Big Short’ takes funny jab at Wall Street • Wild, fiery scenes glue you to your seat • Stallone returns to glory in ‘Creed’ Read more

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Thrift store finds furnish new home

We recently sold our big, bulky furniture while downsizing to smaller digs. Then came sticker shock when shopping to furnish our new place. We were shocked again — in a good way — when we dropped by the Salvation Army Thrift Store in Iwilei after seeing the furniture in the window on countless drive-bys. Read more

Breakfast buffet at Aulani features Minnie, Goofy

Breakfast buffet at Aulani features Minnie, Goofy • Emojis make leap from texts to plush pillows and wallets • Bookstore offers a trove of Year of the Monkey items • T-shirt honors UH football coach • Die-cut cards celebrate Chinese New Year Read more

Roses grown without synthetic treatments

I fell in love at first sight with Rainforest Alliance Certified roses six years ago, and my passion for these long-stemmed beauties has only deepened with time. Read more

5 Things We Love: Kalihi

Flavors reflect cultural mix at Kahai Street Kitchen • Nanding’s rolls deliver sweet satisfaction • Palama Market offers selection of beauty items • Carnivorous craving? Ray’s Cafe serves prime plate • Bob’s continues to dish out affordable comfort food Read more

Playing cards double as post-disaster survival guide

Playing cards double as post-disaster survival guide • Bite-size bars with kiawe bean flour make tasty treats • Sleek bracelet offers stylish way to hold hair ties • Tinted moisturizer combines 3 products in 1 • Nitrogen-infused coffee packs a caffeine punch Read more

Hawaii-made aloha shirts sport vibrant patterns

Hawaii-made aloha shirts sport vibrant patterns • Gluten-free mix derives flavor from breadfruit • Designer crafts elegant teddy bears with vintage fabrics • Gourmet jerky showcases local ahi • Fresh recordings paired with Elvis create powerful performance Read more

Star Wars crochet kit is perfect for crafty fans

Delights for gluten-free diet • Star Wars crochet kit is perfect for crafty fans • Shimmery earrings evoke the ocean • Tommy Bahama cookbook spotlights Hawaii flavors • Salsa maker adds hot sauce to menu Read more

The book that sparked a cleanup craze

Start 2016 off right with a festive celebration and a head start on your self-improvement goals. Please keep in mind that featured items may be in short supply and may not be available at all store locations; prices may vary. Read more

Say it in silver with delicate necklaces

Say it in silver with delicate necklaces • Hawaii-flavored holiday treats for dogs • Bright, flowy styles in wide range of sizes • Colorful carriers hold water bottles in style • Multifunctional pouches are cute and practical Read more

Graphic T-shirts become kids’ wear

Cookies Maui kids’ playwear is just about the cutest thing I’ve seen in a while. Maggie Welker of Haiku scours yard sales and thrift stores for commemorative and graphic T-shirts, ingeniously upcycling them into comfy, 100 percent cotton sundresses ($40) and pants ($36). Read more

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