Cookies In Paradise

Had the party mix gifted to me here in the states by friends who came back from Hawaii. It was delicious!! I finished the bag in less than a week. Only wish it was more easily found here on the mainland.

They make the best Furukake Chex mix during the holidays!!! Find it at Costco and Safeway also on 425 Kam Hwy.

I live on the mainland but my dad's best friend that lives in Hawaii always sends us a Christmas package filled with goodies. This year, this Furikake Party Mix was included and OMG it is one of the best party mixes I've had in such a long time! Once I posted it on IG everyone in the mainland kept on asking me where I got this from and if Costco had it. Unfortunately Costco on the mainland doesn't have it available right now but I'm grateful for my uncle sending this over! My neighbor who also has family from the islands sent them the huge jars from Costco because they were out of these smaller versions. I then looked it up online and on Amazon they go for almost $30. That's how much people from the mainland want to get their hands on it. It's a great combination of sweet and salty mix of pretzels, bugles, honey comb cereal, Chex mix all mixed in a nice furikake glaze! It is so addicting and it doesn't make you feel as junky after eating it. I know the next time someone goes to Hawaii, this is the best souvenir to bring back!

This furikake party mix (seaweed seasoning) is better than most of South Bay's mix. It's not overly sweet and has more variety of snacks. Usually the pretzels don't hold the seasoning but this one did. The honeycomb was actually the one that didn't have a lot of seasoning surprisely but it still had its subtle sweet flavor. Would highly recommend

One of the goodies in my gift basket (received as a prize from an OYE) was from this biz located on Oahu, specifically their Furikake Party Mix. The hearty pouch is 18 ounces and comes with an easy-to-open pull-away tab, revealing a heavy duty re-sealer. For you malihini who have no idea what furikake is, it's finely grated nori (seaweed) mixed with salt, sesame seeds, MSG, and a bit of sugar. Combining that with the traditional buttery-sweet party mix flavor makes for a blend of sweet and ocean-y, probably a turn-off to most but not if you're a local! The usual suspects can be found in the bag, including rice & corn Chex, Honey Comb, Bugles, an over-abundance of pretzels and thankfully no wheat Chex. Every piece was flavorful and coated well. TIP:I have a feeling that this is for sale at Costco as there was an "item number" listed on the bag. OVERALL:Good party mix. Being a cookie lover, I can't wait to try some of their selections.

They make the best Furikake party mix. Product was always consistently fresh; the ratio of ingredients was quite balanced. The rotation in the stores were good. I've only heard good things about the Furikake party mix. Now that I live in another state, I miss simple ono snacks like this.

Wouldn't eat this crap especially knowing how Glenn the c.e.o. shows no interest in keeping the facility clean, I'm surprised that place has passed any type of health inspection. If you like rodents and insects around your food then this is the place for you. Only good that's come of this place is one or two good employees that try to the place good and one good manager who I think she should leave and let that place rot in its own filth.

No quality control. My cookies were mostly burnt. The not burnt ones were covered in burnt crumbs

These cookies, particularly the macadamia nut shortbread cookies, are to DIE for! They are melt in your mouth, scrumptious! You can get them at Costco in Kona, Hawaii, and I believe we've gotten them at Costco on Kauai, as well. I can't say enough good about them!

The Prune Mui is superb! :) :) :) You can also use the left over sauce and pour it over kakimochi for a nice treat!