big Island candies blog
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Meet and Treat: Get to Know a Bit About Big Island Candies
Delicious Vision We’re so excited to launch our first post on our blog! If you’re familiar with us here at Big Island Candies, Aloha! And if you’re new to the Big Island Candies brand, Welcome! As with just about anything, a good place to start is at the beginning. We’ll kick things off with a […]
Big Island Candies’ Collaboration with Hawaii-based artist, Lauren Roth, is Truly From the Heart
Over the years, a lot of the artwork on our specialty gift packaging celebrates the natural beauty of Hawaii. When we recently saw the artwork and designs by Hawaii-based artist, Lauren Roth, we knew she shared that same source of inspiration. And from that inspiration and appreciation came a collaboration, in the form of a […]
Seasonal Sensations: A Merry-and-Bright Medley for the Holidays!
When the fall season is in full swing and the holidays are up ahead, there are certain flavors that begin to make their presence more apparent. Maybe it’s that crisp, cooler air that naturally inspires many to seek out cozy, comfy confections. In addition to our many year-round selections, we here at Big Island Candies […]
Buzz. Worthy. Big Island Candies’ Partnership with the “Adopt-a-Beehive with Alan Wong” Program
Big Island Candies is all abuzz, and we hope you’ll “bee” too, about our new partnership with the “Adopt-a-Beehive with Alan Wong” program. Read on to learn how our Bee Sunny Box supports the bees!
Keepsake Collaborator: Meet Big Island-Based Photographer, Andrew Richard Hara!
We’re really excited about our new Keepsake collaboration with Andrew Richard Hara. Through photography, he enjoys interpreting and connecting stories of culture, science, and environmental conservation via the beauty and efforts that are here on our island.
With our exclusive, limited-edition Hilo Bay Keepsake, his photography captures the beauty and serenity of Hilo and, as