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New take on ancient utensil

Cropsticks are disposable bamboo chopsticks with a built-in, break-off rest conceived by Moanalua High School graduate Mylen Yamamoto while on a flight to Asia in 2015. Read more

Festival breaks record with $394,000

The accounting has been done on the proceeds of last year’s Hawaii Food & Wine Festival, and the results were announced Tuesday: A record $394,000 was raised for 14 local charities. Read more

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Love comes in layers

An easy layer cake is within reach using Wilton’s heart-shaped silicon molds, which can be used to microwave or bake a personal-size cake. Read more

Chinatown finds

If you’re tired of seeing roosters this Chinese New Year season, look for the pig at Sing Cheong Yuan Bakery. Read more

Obama’s drink order spawns signature quaff

A president of the United States tends to leave an indelible impression on a restaurant, and so it was with Mahina & Sun’s,where President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama dined Dec. 29. Read more

Cookie thins line adds Java Lava flavor

Fans of the popular Island Lava Baker’s Brittle — cookie thins with a chiplike crispiness — will no doubt find room in their hearts for yet another flavor in the line: Java Lava. Read more

Meals reconnect diners with farms

Calling itself “the roving restaurant without walls,” Outstanding in the Field returns to the isles next month for the fifth year to hold several farm-to-table meals literally at the source: the farms themselves. Read more

New chef, new direction at Halekulani’s Orchids

It’s been only two months since chef Christian Testa walked in the door as the new chef at Orchids in the Halekulani, but he’s already revamped the menu, moving it from contemporary seafood to Mediterranean in theme. Read more

Tabura brothers in spotlight

Brothers Adam and Lanai Tabura will sign copies of their cookbooks at Barnes & Noble at Ala Moana Center as the holidayshopping season kicks off. Read more

Give it your best shot

The Eyes of Hawaii Photography Club is opening its Nov. 12 workshop at Wahiawa Botanical Gardens to anyone in search of advice on the topic of food photography. Read more

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