Posted by South Kona Fruit Stand on Sep 29, 2022 in Big Island of Hawaii, Hawaii Fruit, Hawaii Organic, Hawaiian Kona Coffee, Kona Coffee, South Kona | Comments Off on Temporarily Closed.
We are working on re-opening in October!
Mahalo for your patience!
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Posted by South Kona Fruit Stand on Dec 7, 2017 in Big Island of Hawaii, South Kona | Comments Off on Happy Hawaiian Holidays!
Holiday time on the Kona Coast!
So lucky we live in Hawaii! Water temperature is warm year round, as the Sun gently soothes the soul. Mauna Kea just got a snow storm, which cools the night temperatures at our South Kona Fruit Stand down to a brisk 62 degrees. Perfect sleeping weather with a down comforter! 🙂
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Posted by South Kona Fruit Stand on Jan 4, 2013 in Big Island of Hawaii, Hawaii Fruit, Hawaii Organic, Hawaiian Kona Coffee, Kona Coffee, South Kona | Comments Off on The Amazing Kona Coast!
The weather in January has been absolutely amazing, warm, breezy, and perfect for wanting an iced Kona Coffee! A Local fruit Smoothie would hit the spot about now too!
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Posted by South Kona Fruit Stand on Apr 26, 2012 in Big Island of Hawaii, Hawaii Fruit, Hawaii Organic, South Kona | Comments Off on Heartily Recommed!
“Wheresoever you go, go there with all your heart” -Confucius
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Posted by South Kona Fruit Stand on Jan 20, 2012 in Big Island of Hawaii, Hawaii Fruit, Hawaii Organic | Comments Off on The “Bumpy Kaffir Lime”
Winter time is citrus season on the Big Island, Hawaii. This “bumpy skinned” kaffir lime is mostly used for zest. When I ask people to scratch and smell it, they are taken aback by it’s sweet, but powerful aroma. There has been a vodka made with this unique smelling, and tasting lime. Citrus peels are said to be good at fighting skin cancer.
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Posted by South Kona Fruit Stand on Nov 17, 2011 in Big Island of Hawaii, Hawaii Fruit, Hawaii Organic, South Kona | Comments Off on Yellow Dragon Fruit
Ouch, cactus nettles hurt!
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These are yellow dragon fruit. They are easily cut in half and scooped out with a spoon. It tastes like a melon and kiwi combined. South Kona Fruit Stand is planting more everyday in order to keep up with the demand for this super delicious fruit. It is used in their popular “DragonFruit-Mango” smoothie.
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