Macadamia Nut
The macadamia nut is the seed of the macadamia tree, an evergreen. Although it is commonly associated with the state of Hawaii, the plant itself is native to eastern Australia. Hawaii became world-famous in the 20th century for the production and export of these nuts, a tradition that continues to this day. Many tourists snack on macadamia nut cookies, chocolate-covered fish, or fried pecans. If you ever visit Oahu, be sure to try the fresh macadamia nuts and take them home to share with family and friends. This way, you'll be able to take home not only a picture but also a glimpse of life on the island. There are many ways to experience the macadamia culture on Oahu. 1. Tropical Farm: At this macadamia nut farm, macadamia nuts are grown along with a multitude of other tropical fruits. Guided tours of the farm are given daily, and the gift store sells a variety of treats made from local nuts and coffee. Souvenirs such as various creams and aromatic oils made from fresh ingredient...