Gently squeeze the fruit to open the outer peel (skin) of the fruit and then pull out the sweet white inside pieces.
One or two of the large white pieces may have seeds inside of them so be careful.
McDonald’s Only in Hawaii Items
Hawaiian Saimin Noodles and Rice Plates at McDonald’s? In Hawaii you can try these things and more at the local McD’s.
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How An Ancient Hawaiian Food Still Makes It To The Plate — Dining on a Dime
In a classic Hawaiian meal, poi is the main starch on the plate. It plays the same role in a dish that rice often would: It’s filling, and it complements the other flavors in the meal. In this episode of Dining on a Dime, host Lucas Peterson stops by the Waiahole Poi Factory for a truly Hawaiian meal (and a music lesson on the nose flute).
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