North Shore Hawaiian Sea Salt Sampler Box

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A delicious selection of flavored Hawaiian Salts from our Honolulu Kitchen inspired by the flavors of the North Shore of Oahu. Three 2-oz glass bottles of Sunset Beach BBQ, Pipeline Poke Bowl and Kahuku Shrimp Truck in a charming gift box.

The North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii, is world-famous as the home of big wave surfing. In recent years it has also become known for a wide variety of culinary delights and our three North Shore flavored sea salts play homage to these new traditions in a fun and tasty way.

@EduardoBolioli, widely acclaimed for his North Shore surf artwork, created the unique art for our gift box and labels. Learn more about Eduardo below.

Ingredients:

  • Kahuku Shrimp Truck: Pure Hawaiian Salt from our own Hawaii Island Salt Farm, Roasted Garlic, Lemon Powder, Parsley, Chili Pepper Flakes
  • Sunset Beach BBQ: Kiawe Smoked Sea Salt, Garlic, Oregano, Pepper
  • Pipeline Poke Bowl: Pure Hawaiian Salt from our own Hawaii Island Salt Farm, Roasted Garlic, Green Onions, Nori Flakes, Chili Flakes

North Shore Sea Salts

Kahuku Shrimp Truck

Kahuku is a town on the North Shore of Oahu known for its historic charm and sugar plantation history. Today, it is home to the famous Kahuku Shrimp Farms and "shrimp trucks" where you can indulge in delicious buttery garlic shrimp. This flavored sea salt was created so that you can enjoy the flavors of Kahuku shrimp from anywhere.

Sunset Beach BBQ

Sunset Beach is located within the 7-mile miracle of the North Shore of Oahu. It gets its name from the fact that you can watch the sunset 365 days a year. With its beachside parking, it is known as a popular hangout for locals and visitors to stop by and enjoy the close of the day with a beachside BBQ. This salt was created to bring the flavors of a Hawaiian BBQ to your home.

Pipeline Poke Bowl

Pipeline is one of the most famous surf breaks in the world. Surfers from all over the world flock to the North Shore to experience this incredible wave. It is also a popular spot for visitors and locals to hangout on the beach and watch the surfers. Its a very common scene to see people enjoying a poke bowl and snacks on the beach. Use this flavored salt on fresh seafood and homemade poke.

Meet The Artist

Eduardo Bolioli

Born in Uruguay, raised in New York, and now living in Hawai’i, Eduardo Bolioli’s art is a testament to his ability to translate diverse cultural experiences into a singular, cohesive aesthetic. His bold style and fearless use of color are reminiscent of 80’s pop art, infused with equal parts irresistible Latin flair and Aloha.

Although often categorized as a “surf artist”, Eduardo’s passion for life, surf culture, and his craft has allowed him to connect with audiences well beyond the surf community. 

@EduardoBolioli