Food

 

a man holding a small bowl of ʻulu stew

 

Think you don’t like breadfruit? Come for a taste of ʻulu and find out! Ready to eat portions will be small, with nothing over $9. Look also for products to take home and try using your own recipes.

 

 

 ʻUlu curryChef LaFaroʻs ʻulu ʻUlu dish

Featured Maui vendors:

Maui Breadfruit Company
Pono Pies, 'Ulu hummus, ʻulu curry and rice, ʻulu venison tamales

Nohoʻana Farm
Italian breadfruit salad, ʻulu flour

Stacey’s Garden
Upcountry greens with ‘ulu caesar dressing

ʻOla Mau Farms
ʻUlu chips and ʻulu banana bread

Moku Roots
ʻUlu tacos, ʻulu calzones, and ʻulu cookies

Niu Life
ʻUlu ice cream and ʻulu hurricane fries

Hawaii ʻUlu Cooperative
Recipe ready ʻulu

Polipoli Farms
Māmaki and ʻulu iced tea
Packaged tea (two blends: māmaki/ʻulu and ʻuhaloa/lemongrass)
Chewy bananas

Maui Coconut Care
Drinking coconuts

 

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Arborists Sarge and Elaine

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