Summer Sprague makes yearly surfing trips to Hawaii with her parents, where they fell in love with shave ice (not shaved, mind you), made from fluffy ice that's flavored with sweet syrups ...

Tim Huynh Supported by By Matthew Dekneef In Hawaii, shops that serve shave ice, domes of pillowy-soft ice slivers doused in colorful syrups, vie for ubiquity with other local staples like poke ...

Shaved ice is a classic summer treat, but if you stop after topping your ice with just syrup, you're totally missing out.

syrup-laden concoctions. But these days, my worldly adult side prefers a sophisticated variation on the snow cone called Hawaiian shave ice. It’s infinitely better, as I’ve recently learned ...

Other modern toppers, like li hing mui, an addictive sour powder made from dried salted plums, add interesting and contrasting flavors. Hawaii-style shave ice dates back to the Japanese immigrants ...

A Hawaiian Shave ice stand is taking customers to a tropical paradise while serving up over 65 different flavors of shave ice.Paradise Ice is located off of Ohio 131 in Milford, but it feels like ...

The fluffy treat, made with ice cream, shaved ice and flavored syrups, is popular in Hawaii, where it was introduced by Japanese immigrants, said Adam Sprague, who with his wife, Aimee ...

Make 50+ snowcones with this kit! A variety of the 3 most popular flavors of Hawaiian Shaved Ice Syrup: Cherry, Grape, Blue Raspberry, Tiger’s Blood, Lemon-Lime, & Pina Colada. Six 16-ounce ...

The stand offers 24 flavors of Hawaiian ice, a treat made by shaving ice and adding flavored syrups. Hoagies first costumer shows off her order of Bahama Mama, a blend of banana, peach and ...

None of the flavors contain soy, wheat, dairy, starch, flour, nuts, or egg products. A big hit at your next birthday party! All the essentials for the traditional Hawaiian shaved ice kids love.