We hope to see you at the first community ku'i on Jan. 26th at the
Hawaiian Cultural Center!
Showing posts with label poi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poi. Show all posts
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Thursday, November 18, 2010
NOVEMBER KU'I!!!
Aloha!
Just a reminder, our community ku'i is next Tuesday! Just in time for Thanksgiving! Move over mashed potatoes, we've got pa'i'ai!
Check out the flyer! Also, we've got stickers and t-shirts available! Check it out!
Hope to see you there!
~Malama Haloa 'o Utah
Just a reminder, our community ku'i is next Tuesday! Just in time for Thanksgiving! Move over mashed potatoes, we've got pa'i'ai!
Check out the flyer! Also, we've got stickers and t-shirts available! Check it out!
Hope to see you there!
~Malama Haloa 'o Utah
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Legalize Pa'i'ai Shirts!
Aloha! We have our date set for the next ku'i. Please save the date of Nov. 23rd from 6-9 at the Hawaiian Cultural Center. Also, we are excited for our shirts! We have 4 shirts available right now in XL (Brown and Black) for $10. Our next batch will be a little different and will pre-order for $15.
Contact us at 801.987.0755 if you would like to purchase one of these shirts or pre-order for the next! So, keep your eyes out for event invites and ACTIVATE YOUR ROOTS!
~Malama Haloa
Contact us at 801.987.0755 if you would like to purchase one of these shirts or pre-order for the next! So, keep your eyes out for event invites and ACTIVATE YOUR ROOTS!
~Malama Haloa
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Malama Haloa September Ku'i
Aloha kakou,
Just a quick post to all who've not yet been out to a community Ku'i. We invite you all to come on out to activate your roots through reconnecting with Haloa. Most of us are used to Taro brand poi. We hoard it, we treasure it, we bring back big bags of it when we visit family and friends back in Hawai'i.
Now, I'm not saying that I have anything against Taro brand and any other commercially produced poi, but I will say, that it doesn't hold a candle to poi made in the traditional way. Good, Fresh, Kalo, steamed, and cleaned. Pounded on on boards, some ancient and some new, by folks some ancient, and some new (haha) to produce fresh, pure, pa'i'ai, is something that you have to experience for yourself.
For all those of you who sometimes wish for things to be "like they used to be", for all those yearning to reconnect with your roots, or for anybody who juss like eat poi. This is some of the best you'll ever have, and we can show you how to make, and produce for you and your own family. Even here on the mainland. Perpetuate culture, Rep your roots, Malama Haloa!
Looking forward to seeing you out.
September Ku'i Video
A hui hou ia kakou,
Kimo
Just a quick post to all who've not yet been out to a community Ku'i. We invite you all to come on out to activate your roots through reconnecting with Haloa. Most of us are used to Taro brand poi. We hoard it, we treasure it, we bring back big bags of it when we visit family and friends back in Hawai'i.
Now, I'm not saying that I have anything against Taro brand and any other commercially produced poi, but I will say, that it doesn't hold a candle to poi made in the traditional way. Good, Fresh, Kalo, steamed, and cleaned. Pounded on on boards, some ancient and some new, by folks some ancient, and some new (haha) to produce fresh, pure, pa'i'ai, is something that you have to experience for yourself.
For all those of you who sometimes wish for things to be "like they used to be", for all those yearning to reconnect with your roots, or for anybody who juss like eat poi. This is some of the best you'll ever have, and we can show you how to make, and produce for you and your own family. Even here on the mainland. Perpetuate culture, Rep your roots, Malama Haloa!
Looking forward to seeing you out.
September Ku'i Video
A hui hou ia kakou,
Kimo
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