What is a Malasada?
Discover One of Hawaii's Most Special Treats
The malasada is a piece of dough which is deep fat fried and rolled in sugar. Brought to the Islands by the Portuguese, the malasada stands out as one of Hawaii's hidden treasures. Most tourists who come to Hawaii never get to sample these desserts. Albert Grande, of Hawaii Secret Dot Com, answers the questions of what is a malasda and their importance in present day Hawaiian culture.
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