This tiny mom-and-pop candy store in Kaimuki vends overflowing glass jars of made-from-scratch crack seed, plus addictive frozen slushies spiked with li hing mui (dried plums in rock salt). There's a mind-blowing number of edibles in here to choose from. Try the pickled mango.
Kaimukī Crack Seed Store
Honolulu
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