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This category consists of sites selling chocolate candies made with products of Hawaii such as macadamia nuts or coffee beans.

Resources in This Category

• Big Island Candies

  http://www.bigislandcandies.com/
  Catalog request, company information, plus online candy and gift shopping with pictures and descriptions.

• Ed & Don's of Hawaii

  http://www.edanddons.com/
  Offers chocolates, caramel chews, brittles, and other specialty items made in Hawaii.

• Hawaiian Host Chocolates

  http://www.hawaiianhost.com/
  Makers of chocolate covered macadamia nuts.

• Hawaiian Vintage Chocolate Co.

  http://www.hwvi.com/
  Manufacturer of and offering vintage chocolate in resealable packaging. Includes recipes, information on stock price, and cocoa history and facts.

• Honolulu Chocolate Company

  http://www.honoluluchocolate.com/
  Offers an array of confectionery gifts for all occasions. Selection includes many of the major chocolate manufacturers complementing Hawaiian made chocolate.

• Kailua Candy Company

  http://www.kailua-candy.com/
  Handmade chocolate candies using Hawaiian products including macadamia nuts, pure Kona coffee, guava, coconut and ginger.

• Menehune Mac

  http://www.menehunemac.com/
  Chocolate covered macadamia nuts, gift baskets, cookies and food products from other Hawaiian manufacturers.

• Original Hawaiian Chocolate Factory

  http://www.ohcf.us/
  Producers of Hawaiian chocolate made solely from cocoa beans grown on the Big Island. Find products, information on chocolate production, and order online.

• Padovani Chocolates

  http://padovanichocolates.com/
  Handmade chocolates with flavors from Hawaii's fruits, coffees, and teas.

• Wow-Wee Maui's Corp.

  http://www.wowweemaui.com/
  Offers chocolate candy bars made in Maui.

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