Mission: We deliver irresistible Hawaii-inspired food and aloha spirit, that families love everywhere, every day. Vision: The KING'S HAWAIIAN® Brand is the global leader in the fast-growing Hawaii-inspired food category. Our people are recognized as the most skilled, empowered and highly motivated in the industry.

Shaka Tea has been acquired by Irresistible Foods Group, the parent company of King's Hawaiian (known for its packaged sweet bread rolls), to accelerate the distribution and brand awareness of the Hawaii-based beverage company.

The recipe combines milk, sugar, yeast, flour, and sometimes pineapple juice to add that delightful sweetness to the roll, and reflects the strong Portuguese influences in Hawaiian cuisine.

Shortly before Hawaii became a state in 1959, Japanese-American Robert Taira opened Robert's Bakery in Hilo, where bakers specialized in sweet Portuguese-style breads. A move to King Street in Honolulu a decade later prompted a name change to King's Bakery, and distribution soared.

Shortly before Hawaii became a state in 1959, Japanese-American Robert Taira opened Robert's Bakery in Hilo, where bakers specialized in sweet Portuguese-style breads. A move to King Street in Honolulu a decade later prompted a name change to King's Bakery, and distribution soared.

Raised and trained as a warrior-chief under the feudal political system of the time, Kamehameha's greatest achievement was the unification of the Hawaiian Islands into a single kingdom in 1795.

moi Today in the Hawaiian language the term moi (mo-i, pro- nounced in English, "moh-ee") indicates "king", "majesty", "supremacy", etc.

Strong, confident, and highly skilled like the warrior and mōʻī, Kamehameha I (?-1819) was an intelligent leader who unified the Hawaiian Islands. Kamehameha recognized that by empowering and instilling his people with the resources they needed to succeed, he could achieve greatness.

Raised and trained as a warrior-chief under the feudal political system of the time, Kamehameha's greatest achievement was the unification of the Hawaiian Islands into a single kingdom in 1795.

In Hawaiian, Jesus is spelled as 'Iesu' and is pronounced as “ee-eh-soo”.

Kakahiaka. After the hours of 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. we say good noon day Aloha of a Kia. It's not the afternoon yet nor is it no longer the morning. It's good noon time Aloha of a Kia.

1 Strongest: Goku Of course, Goku is the best Kamehameha user. He's Goku. He was able to first pull it off by only seeing how Master Roshi performed it. Goku has not only mastered the technique, but He's also been able to use it in a plethora of different ways.