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The Alii tea being prepared
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Unwind with some afternoon tea at The Veranda at The Kahala Hotel & Resort. Its popular Classic Afternoon Tea ($65) features pure teas, as well as exclusive blends made from local ingredi- ents. Also included are sa- vory sandwiches and sweet treats created by executive chef Jonathan Mizukami.
Patrons can choose from a selection of nine white, green and black teas, and three herbal teas. Popular choic- es include Lilikoi Cacao, Alii and Pure Mamaki. Jason Wa- terlow, director of food and beverage, shares that the Lil- ikoi Cacao seeds are actually roasted in its shells, and the inner nibs are used to make chocolate.
“Sustainably repurposed cacao shells deliver a luxu- rious chocolate aroma in this tea,complementedbytangy, sweet passion fruit,” he notes.
The tea service sandwich offerings include Hawaii Smoked Fish Baguette, Dev- iled Eggs and more, while its sweet treats boast the likes of scones and crepes.
Waterlow shares that the resort strives to add tropi-
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Assorted sandwiches are part of The Kahala’s tea service ($65 per person)
cal and Hawaiian touches to global and traditional ideas by using local flavors and ingredients. An example of this is the eatery’s take on a classic lemon curd, replacing lemon with lilikoi.
Tea service is available on Fridays and Saturdays with bookings from 2 to 3:30 p.m. Guests must book in advance and prepay via OpenTable.
Something that folks can look forward to is the return of the resort’s Teddy Bear Tea event, during which guests can donate a teddy bear to a local children’s cause.
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Teddy Bear Teas planned for later in the year and hope that we have added to the an- nual legacy of events to be enjoyed for generations to come,” Waterlow concludes.
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