Fresh Pineapple from Hawaii
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Mlarson, sorry to say, we have been disappointed with the pineapples we brought back (as Carolyn says, already packed, ready for you to check through.) I believe they are picked *too green* so that they ship well, and never really ripen properly. My sister and my neighbor have felt the same way about their shipments, so we don't do that anymore. Maybe someone else here has had a much better experience? But I wouldn't chance it again........
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We had shipped home Pineapples from the Dole Plantation too. Somehow they lose something in transit by plane, perhaps the stale air, but they didn't taste very good. I kept bragging to my friend how the Pineapple is so much better in Hawaii but my gift to her didn't taste so good....just like the store bought pineapple.
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Mlarson, we've found the macadamia nuts to be a great gift to send back/bring back to friends and family. You can pick them up in ready-to-mail cartons at Hilo Hatties, ABC Stores, Long's Drugs. That's what everybody keeps asking for more of, in my experience........... We have done the Kona coffee, but everybody doesn't like the taste, so now we stick with macadamias. We don't even do the boxes of chocolate-coated macs anymore because we bought a whole case to give out, on one of our trips, brought it home, and it was STALE!!! Just a thought for you to consider...... the macs....
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Mlarson, and for somebody REALLY special at home, like grandparents or parents who are babysitting your kids, or just because you love somebody, order flowers from one of the flower farms that you visit, and have them shipped home. They are gorgeous, and last close to a month....... And the recipients are just blown away! My sister and I have done that on a few occasions for people!
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