We have something simular here in Norway wich is called '' berliner boller'' wich is directly translated too '' Berlin buns'' And they're filled with Vanillacream or Rasberry jam😍😍!! So good💜💜!! ((Funfact: When I was younger, I used to call rhem Ballerina buns😂😂😅!!))
More shots of Hawaii stuff like beach and trees and stuff . stop being greedy with the scenery i wanna see the birds talk too . we couldnt get a camera spin? You are cool love your vids bless your family and thanks for your youtube channel.
I’m born and raised on Oahu! Here’s a couple great spots: Honolulu Kitchen (fried manapua), Helena’s Hawaiian food, Hula Dog (my favorite) they do fruit mustard injected hotdogs!!!!!
Used to live there, 9 years and here are some places you should try: Best mochi shop: Nisshodo Best cream puffs: Liliha Bakery Best diner: Zippys Also Waiola Shave Ice is really good. Especially the lilikoi one
Now I know why people say she has a calming spirit. Such a beautiful personality. I just love how she noticed the birds and spoke to the wind while giving such a great description of the flavors.
I can always tell when Emmy really, really likes the taste of something bc she always responds with a guttural exclamation of happiness. It makes me smile to see such a genuinely joyful response. ❤️
Just a note, "haupia" is actually the name of a specific dessert (thus haupia flavored). But it is not Hawaiian for coconut. The Hawaiian word for coconut is Niu. Love that you visited HI!!!
Emmy, you are a delight. Your husband and children are lucky to have you in their lives. Bravo and keep it up. People like you make life worth living. Best wishes.
I always imagine when Emmy is done with her taste tests and filming it for us, that she says, “ok guys, now you can come try!” Her family is probably accustomed to waiting for mom to film her taste test and also getting all the foods mom didn’t like! It’s awesome because her children are going to be such well rounded adults with wide ranged palette’s.
POG= passion orange guava I am born and raised on Oahu Hawaii and I haven't had a Leonard's malasada in the years I think I need to get there soon and have a haupia malasada
@@rmespe What's the one spot where they load that buggah up with like sweetened condensed milk as an extra? Somewhere O'ahu I think. If anyone knows, let this Big Island boi know. I'm tryna sampo!
Emmy, you're killing me! We had malasadas weekly when we were stationed in Hawaii 30 years ago. We pigged out on them when we visited Oahu a few years ago with our grandkids. Your whole series on Hawaiian food is making me hungry and homesick! Never had a haupia malasadas, but haupia is wonderful.
Excellent video. You're absolutely fantastic with your presentations, and I hope you never change. You've come a long way, Emmy, and most of us are quiet watchers who enjoy your videos without saying anything. Thanks for sharing your vacation with us.
I love the way she pronounces malasadas! The authentic Portuguese Americans have developed so many “slang” pronunciations which sound much different from this. It’s so nice to see Portuguese culture represented by the sweetest treats (made by avó) most of us grew up on! Thanks Emmy!
Malasadas originated in the Portuguese islands of Madeira (where i'm from) and Azores. My dad makes them ALL the time😂 It makes me so incredibly happy that Hawaiians enjoy it and like it as much as we do. So to all Hawaiians reading this... As a Portuguese I want to say thank you ❤️
I loooooved going to Leonard’s in Hawaii. I went there every chance I could, and I really really miss it. It’s literally the reason I want to go back after college.
I live in Hawaii but on the Island of Hawaii...and OMG! I have not had Leonard’s in YEARS! Now I want to jump on a plane to get some! Lol Mahalo for the video! 🤙🏽
Fun fact for you folks watching: in Portugal they are mainly known as " bolas de Berlim" ( balls of Berlin) xD... also, the most popular are the egg custard filled ones, although many are filled with pre made filling, great bakeries do their own... some pump the filling in, but its traditional to slice them in half just to the middle and fill that part.... enjoy!
Emmy 😂 I'm Portuguese (living in Germany now, as I fell in love with a German lady and being far away would be torture, so I moved!) Malasadas made me think "mal assadas?" Mal means evil/badly, and assada/assado means roasted; but together it goes more in the direction of "baked/cooked not overly too much" And after you tasted it, I got it... "bolas de berlim"! That's what we call it in the village I'm from, and in the nearby cities in Portugal And it is an important thing, to the point that when the weather is warm, men dress accordingly but in a clean way, put a cap, and walk all day long throughout the beach yelling "loooooook it's the freeeeesh-y wateeeeeer.... and the bola de berliiiiim...... and the ice cream from olá!!! (icecream brand, olá meaning hello)" whilst carrying all those, with the baked bolas (balls) being fresh from the day, restocking whenever he runs out, and whenever someone raises an arm him going to the person, greeting, and providing the food and water This all day long, walking up and down the beach, seeing the satisfaction of the families who worked hard all year and can finally rest and enjoy each other in the free time! And indeed, being covered in sugar, specially hands and corners of mouth, *is a must* 😆 You for sure did it the Portuguese way, and possibly the Hawaiian way too ˢᵘᵍᵃʳ ᵉᵛᵉʳʸʷʰᵉʳᵉ Happy to see you loved it! There's nothing the Portuguese people back then loved more than sharing the love for food and new found ingredients, dishes and cooking techniques throughout any land we went to, as a way of showing our love and respect, both for the land, the people, and food - and letting food connect us!
Yeah, malasadas is what we here in mainland Portugal call bolas de berlim. Malasadas is in the islands. And NOT filhózes and sonhos, like I see here in some comments. Those are other typer of fried doughs.
Hi Emmy! I'm Portuguese and all my life I've known "donuts" (usually filled with custard cream and with no hole in the center) as Berlin Balls (IDK why it's called that, but that's what you ask for in any pastry shop in Lisbon). The way you're describing these Malasadas (more bready in texture than your typical, factory made American donut) they sound like they might be essentially the same thing. Thanks for your very entertaining and informative channel!
Also known as filhos (fee olzh). Depends which Azorean island the family is from but recipe is the same. My grandmother used to make them. Leonard’s does an amazing job.
☼FFKING1140☼ Oh no, I didn't mean that literally!😃 I love Krispy Kreme, especially warm. I just meant I'd have no hope of having what she's having because I'm a long way from Hawaii.
I’ve never been to Hawaii but now I really want to go just to try these. And the 7-11 Hawaii foods. And the McDonald’s Hawaii foods. lol Homer’s proud!
Looks like "Berliner" or "Krapfen" that we eat here in Germany. Love them 😊 But the Malasadas look way better! I'm happy that you and your Family had a great Time! 😊
I have been watching your shows for about a week now. I love all your Expressions when you are about to eat or eating the food you just made. I can tell you are very passionate about what you cook and eat. Much love and success to you. Keep up the great work. I have learned alot from watching your shows.
I wanna know what your work out routine is. Like, you’re always so in shape and it just clicked that you eat A LOT just for these vids. How do you stay in shape for it?
While I had the same thought and definitely am curious a part of me appreciated that she doesn't talk about health or fitness or fat/calorie content etc. I love her channel because she just focuses solely on appreciating food and she is so completely nonjudgmental it's refreshing
Seeing this adorable little Asian woman eating two dozens of Hawaiian-style donuts in a park all by herself, singing after every bite, has brought my life a joy I never knew it so desperately needed.
We eat this a lot in Brazil ^-^ We call it 'Sonhos', which translates to - dreams. Portuguese brought this kind of sweet bread to Brazil too. I love it ^-^ My favorite filling flavor is doce de leite ♡
My mom, Grace, who was the night manager at Leonard's for many, many years, used to bring home leftover pastry especially plain malasadas (long before filled ones were invented) for breakfast. Had such wonderful malasada memories! Now living on Maui, I go to Komoda's Bakery for my sweet treats especially their cream puffs!
I have loved you for awhile. Yet this is your realist video. You didn't cut out the wind. You stayed true to you and your way of giving a good review from your honest opinion. You need a show cause you review things honestly.
Malasadas comes from ''Mal assada'' which means undercooked in Portuguese. I clicked so fast when I saw you trying some food from my country! many hugs!
Emmy! I just want to say thank you so much for taking time out of your vacation to show us these things. And thanks to your family for being so awesome to share you for a bit on their vacation too!
One of the many things I enjoy about your videos is your ability to teach me a new word, or how to better use a familiar word, every time I watch. I really enjoy the way you speak and describe things. This is an addition to everything that comes from a great food related vide. Thanks, Emmy! :) ( jeez, this is why I don't comment on videos. So stressful! lol)
When I visited there were older ladies who’d sell these in the parking lot of an ABC store across the street from the beach. Just amazing (and zero lines). The best thing though was they made something that looked like a cinnamon bun but the filling was chocolate and coconut. To die for!
@@Birdbike719 They do ship boxes of 24 or 36, but only the non filled ones, price is around 1.40 each, I can see you drooling, oh yeah the shipping is around 100 to 120 bucks to the mainland
Emmy is killing me here! I worked in Hawaii for three winters, and I will never stop craving island fresh lilikoi, guava, papaya, poke, poi, and those decadent malasadas!
I haven't seen one of your videos that I haven't enjoyed :-) I love how it looked like you were going to get up @ 10:49 and go converse with those cardinals lol :-D
I’m currently on a diet (health reasons- don’t eat terribly your whole life and be surprised when your GI tract fights back) ; your videos have helped me fight my cravings and I’ve lost weight! The way you describe the tastes, textures, etc. Is so detailed that I feel like I’ve had a bite too by the time you say “toodle-loo!” All that to say, thank you for your videos and please don’t stop creating content!
Hi I’ve been watching you for a while now and find it so amazing your doing videos here where I live and eating foods that I know and eat too! I hope you’re having an amazing time!!!
Li hing! I love that one, but I do agree with you that it's very subtle in taste. Since I usually stock up on li hing powder whenever I'm in Hawaii I just add more on my own. 😊
Seeing Emmy getting distracted by the cardinals during her malasada review reminded me of the dog from the pixar movie "Up". Yelling out squirrel everytime he was distracted... Thank you for not editing that portion out I had myself a good chuckle.
well techinically yes but this is hawaiis' local foods the malasada comes from portugese but for us its a loal thing here and alsowhen you eat it; eat it fresh out of the oven! that's when it's stoft fluffly and airy
I’ve live on Oahu for 20 years and I LOVED this video! I’m so glad you gave a short history and the Portuguese contribution (btw they also gave us the Ukulele, which many people believe is Hawaiian). So funny to watch you make a mess too. There’s now real neat way to eat them. 😂 For the cream one’s, I really think the first you tasted WAS the custard, which is my personal favorite. Thanks again for sharing!
Hey Emmy! I'm Portuguese and I've eaten a few Malassadas in my life. There are 2 kinds of Malassadas: a recipe from Madeira and another from Azores (both Portuguese Archipelagos). I can only speak about the Azorean ones. Here we stretch the dough before frying so you get almost a pancake shape (with crispy bits in the middle) and is rare to find a stuffed Malassada. It's a tradicional treat during Carnival and most bakeries only sell them during 2-3 weeks until the party :)
emmy! you need to try colonial bakery in cumberland or lusitania bakery in pawtucket for malasadas!!! (i also recommend natas as they are my absolute portuguese dessert 😋)
Leonard was married to my grandmother. my dad worked in the bakery for years. We would go visit him all the time in Hawaii. My dad and I stayed with Lenny one summer as well. I'm so glad you reviewed his bakery
Hey Emmy I just wanted to say that I love your videos! I live in Oahu in Waipahu and would love for you to try eat some fresh Poke from someplace like Taniokas in Waipahu, or filipino food from Elena's or Thelma's.
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She's on vacation and still giving us awesome videos. THAT'S dedication. Gracias, Emmy.
We have something simular here in Norway wich is called '' berliner boller'' wich is directly translated too '' Berlin buns''
And they're filled with Vanillacream or Rasberry jam😍😍!!
So good💜💜!!
((Funfact: When I was younger, I used to call rhem Ballerina buns😂😂😅!!))
@@jakel8715 she's probably also doing it cuz ya girl likes to eat!
@@jakel8715 she's WORKING on her vacation. that's dedication.
Queen that tends to the kingdom. We Stan.
TheJesterMester JTN in The Netherlands we also have berline bollen filled with strawberry jelly
Emmy is living her best life, eating 2 boxes* of malasadas in a park on a sunny day.
and the juxtaposition of all the runners in the back is hilarious
She's in workout clothes, so she's probably going to join them after the malasadas
am i the only one who gets nauseus (cant spell that word) just thinking about eating sugary pastries in the heat....
Caligula Longhbottom nah me too
When you said “mmmHMMMM” after eating the Mango flavored one.
I felt that
Feel dis 👊
justin koga feel dis 👌
What is this👌Faka is empty
yummmmm
justin koga feel dis 👀👈🏽
PASSION FRUIT. I meant passion fruit!!!🤦🏻♀️
Watch the animal industry its full of CRUELTY don't turn a blind eye thanks😉😉
More shots of Hawaii stuff like beach and trees and stuff . stop being greedy with the scenery i wanna see the birds talk too . we couldnt get a camera spin? You are cool love your vids bless your family and thanks for your youtube channel.
I’m born and raised on Oahu! Here’s a couple great spots: Honolulu Kitchen (fried manapua), Helena’s Hawaiian food, Hula Dog (my favorite) they do fruit mustard injected hotdogs!!!!!
Leah Lukela yep me too!
In hawaii we call passion fruit lilikoi. (Lily-koi) 🙂
Used to live there, 9 years and here are some places you should try:
Best mochi shop: Nisshodo
Best cream puffs: Liliha Bakery
Best diner: Zippys
Also Waiola Shave Ice is really good. Especially the lilikoi one
Zippy’s and Liliha Bakery definitely!
She’s already back on the mainland.
Liliha for suuurreee
YES Waiola Shave Ice 💕
Zippys is a must go
Now I know why people say she has a calming spirit. Such a beautiful personality. I just love how she noticed the birds and spoke to the wind while giving such a great description of the flavors.
I love how you are eating but took time to notice nature and the birds talking, now that’s life! Beautiful.
Legend says Emmy is still cleaning sugar off of herself
1,000 years of doughnut cleanup... future generations will have sugar brooms, but they won't know why
I can always tell when Emmy really, really likes the taste of something bc she always responds with a guttural exclamation of happiness. It makes me smile to see such a genuinely joyful response. ❤️
Yes
_This video is NOT sponsored._
… but if Leonard's has any sense they'll send Emmy a regular supply!
Well idk if they are in the mainland but we have them in tye type of trucks on the street and stuff or not trucks vut you know what i mean
Or a gift card. ❤️
Just a note, "haupia" is actually the name of a specific dessert (thus haupia flavored). But it is not Hawaiian for coconut. The Hawaiian word for coconut is Niu. Love that you visited HI!!!
Emmy, you are a delight. Your husband and children are lucky to have you in their lives. Bravo and keep it up. People like you make life worth living. Best wishes.
Except that everything they eat has a bite taken out ot if ;)
lounakin I think she brought two of everything
@@lounakin Worth it
Your husband and kids must get everything with a bite or two taken out of it😂
Randall 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂
I was literally JUST thinking about this while watching her work through those boxes!
I always imagine when Emmy is done with her taste tests and filming it for us, that she says, “ok guys, now you can come try!” Her family is probably accustomed to waiting for mom to film her taste test and also getting all the foods mom didn’t like! It’s awesome because her children are going to be such well rounded adults with wide ranged palette’s.
Mice! As my family says lol
POG= passion orange guava
I am born and raised on Oahu Hawaii and I haven't had a Leonard's malasada in the years I think I need to get there soon and have a haupia malasada
There are some locations on the East Cost around where I live called B.Doughnuts that are Polynesian and they make doughnuts just like this!!!! Yum!
Greetings from a fan in Puerto Rico Emmy🤗 love the videos of Hawaii. Will you try snow cones from there next? I hear the local flavors are delicious.
@@nat4288 Haha, they're called shave ice.
@@rmespe What's the one spot where they load that buggah up with like sweetened condensed milk as an extra? Somewhere O'ahu I think. If anyone knows, let this Big Island boi know. I'm tryna sampo!
Benjamin Afuha’amango I know the ice garden in Aiea uses condensed milk. Also one of the only places I know that has flan as an option too ^-^
Opens a box of donuts and sees that a bite has been taken out of every piece... EMMYYY!!!!!
Yes, the buttery one is Mac nut
Emmy, you're killing me! We had malasadas weekly when we were stationed in Hawaii 30 years ago. We pigged out on them when we visited Oahu a few years ago with our grandkids. Your whole series on Hawaiian food is making me hungry and homesick! Never had a haupia malasadas, but haupia is wonderful.
I'd only heard of Malasada from the Pokemon Sun and Moon game and I didnt think it was an actual thing lol
Pokemon in Real Life!
@@adamhenry6793 well... most of pokemon stuff came from reality or myths, so yeah here we get malasada~
You might find a halfway decent recipe online, they are good. Andagi are good too, they the Japanese version of a donut hole.
@@vasilias7987 Which I wanna try!
@@kylezmcgee455 Mmmm, Japan donut.
Wow! These look so tasty! They really know how to fill donuts there!
Excellent video. You're absolutely fantastic with your presentations, and I hope you never change. You've come a long way, Emmy, and most of us are quiet watchers who enjoy your videos without saying anything. Thanks for sharing your vacation with us.
I love the way she pronounces malasadas! The authentic Portuguese Americans have developed so many “slang” pronunciations which sound much different from this. It’s so nice to see Portuguese culture represented by the sweetest treats (made by avó) most of us grew up on! Thanks Emmy!
I thought I was jealous about the Musubi and I'm already even more jealous from this thumbnail....!
Yum!
*envious
Malasadas originated in the Portuguese islands of Madeira (where i'm from) and Azores. My dad makes them ALL the time😂 It makes me so incredibly happy that Hawaiians enjoy it and like it as much as we do.
So to all Hawaiians reading this... As a Portuguese I want to say thank you ❤️
Hawaii is my favorite place, Leonard's malasadas made our trip memorable because it was so good. We ate it everyday
ohhhh Emmy, you're killin me. I am DYIN' to taste ALL of those! UGHHHH dyyyyyying
And even the sound they make!
not as much as ppl from hawaii that aren't there anymore =/
While i was watching your video my husband overheard you and said she seems cool she should have her own cooking show on Food Network
She is better than Food Network. But, I understand what your husband means.
Food Network is the worst though but it's nice to have that thought.
These Hawaii videos have been my favourites of yours you've ever done! Homer's proud indeed!
I loooooved going to Leonard’s in Hawaii. I went there every chance I could, and I really really miss it. It’s literally the reason I want to go back after college.
Watches Emmy eating malasadas.
*gets on next plane to Hawai'i
I live in Hawaii but on the Island of Hawaii...and OMG! I have not had
Leonard’s in YEARS! Now I want to jump on a plane to get some! Lol Mahalo for the video! 🤙🏽
Always wanted to go to Hawaii. I'm Portuguese from the West Coast. My Mom used to make a fried fritter and that reminds me of her. Thank you for that!
Manny j filhós
Fun fact for you folks watching: in Portugal they are mainly known as " bolas de Berlim" ( balls of Berlin) xD... also, the most popular are the egg custard filled ones, although many are filled with pre made filling, great bakeries do their own... some pump the filling in, but its traditional to slice them in half just to the middle and fill that part.... enjoy!
Delightful!
Emmy 😂 I'm Portuguese (living in Germany now, as I fell in love with a German lady and being far away would be torture, so I moved!)
Malasadas made me think "mal assadas?" Mal means evil/badly, and assada/assado means roasted; but together it goes more in the direction of "baked/cooked not overly too much"
And after you tasted it, I got it... "bolas de berlim"! That's what we call it in the village I'm from, and in the nearby cities in Portugal
And it is an important thing, to the point that when the weather is warm, men dress accordingly but in a clean way, put a cap, and walk all day long throughout the beach yelling "loooooook it's the freeeeesh-y wateeeeeer.... and the bola de berliiiiim...... and the ice cream from olá!!! (icecream brand, olá meaning hello)" whilst carrying all those, with the baked bolas (balls) being fresh from the day, restocking whenever he runs out, and whenever someone raises an arm him going to the person, greeting, and providing the food and water
This all day long, walking up and down the beach, seeing the satisfaction of the families who worked hard all year and can finally rest and enjoy each other in the free time!
And indeed, being covered in sugar, specially hands and corners of mouth, *is a must* 😆
You for sure did it the Portuguese way, and possibly the Hawaiian way too ˢᵘᵍᵃʳ ᵉᵛᵉʳʸʷʰᵉʳᵉ
Happy to see you loved it! There's nothing the Portuguese people back then loved more than sharing the love for food and new found ingredients, dishes and cooking techniques throughout any land we went to, as a way of showing our love and respect, both for the land, the people, and food - and letting food connect us!
Rui Pires Hänn Yes, malasado means a bit undercooked like rare steak.
Yeah, malasadas is what we here in mainland Portugal call bolas de berlim. Malasadas is in the islands. And NOT filhózes and sonhos, like I see here in some comments. Those are other typer of fried doughs.
Portugal has the best pastries ever! Can’t wait to go back.
Hi Emmy! I'm Portuguese and all my life I've known "donuts" (usually filled with custard cream and with no hole in the center) as Berlin Balls (IDK why it's called that, but that's what you ask for in any pastry shop in Lisbon). The way you're describing these Malasadas (more bready in texture than your typical, factory made American donut) they sound like they might be essentially the same thing. Thanks for your very entertaining and informative channel!
Also known as filhos (fee olzh). Depends which Azorean island the family is from but recipe is the same. My grandmother used to make them. Leonard’s does an amazing job.
Jean Low my grandma used to make them too. I miss them. Best weekend breakfast! Gotta learn how to make them.
We made these as kids. Great memories with family
Oh so unfair tempting those of us stuck on the mainland. I'd even settle for Krispy Kreme donuts now, but there isn't one near us. 😣
"Settle for as if krispy Kreme donuts aren't good?
@@FFKING1140 Lol, not in my area. All of them went out of business, haha.
Malasadas are way better than any donut from Krispy Kreme. FACT
☼FFKING1140☼ Oh no, I didn't mean that literally!😃 I love Krispy Kreme, especially warm. I just meant I'd have no hope of having what she's having because I'm a long way from Hawaii.
:/ :/ They look delicious. I've never tried them, but her vid sure made me wish I could.
I like how all the people behind her are teleporting forward thru her edits.
the only way to jog!
I wonder if she saw that or if you made her realize this? I had to go back to see it. 😂
Buck thirty is a damn reasonable price for a donut-ish object of that size wow!
That's a 3 $ donuts lmao i bet if they charged 3$ the line would be even longer...
everything else in hawaii is so expensive lol
I’ve never been to Hawaii but now I really want to go just to try these. And the 7-11 Hawaii foods. And the McDonald’s Hawaii foods. lol
Homer’s proud!
Pupps McGee me too!
Emmy needs her own show, I'd watch this all day lol her visiting places and trying things. She's such a good speaker.
Looks like "Berliner" or "Krapfen" that we eat here in Germany. Love them 😊 But the Malasadas look way better!
I'm happy that you and your Family had a great Time! 😊
The malasadas are versions of the Portuguese "bolas de berlim", which as you might have guessed, are the Portuguese take on berliners! 😄Delicious!
I have been watching your shows for about a week now. I love all your Expressions when you are about to eat or eating the food you just made. I can tell you are very passionate about what you cook and eat. Much love and success to you. Keep up the great work. I have learned alot from watching your shows.
I wanna know what your work out routine is. Like, you’re always so in shape and it just clicked that you eat A LOT just for these vids. How do you stay in shape for it?
While I had the same thought and definitely am curious a part of me appreciated that she doesn't talk about health or fitness or fat/calorie content etc. I love her channel because she just focuses solely on appreciating food and she is so completely nonjudgmental it's refreshing
Seeing this adorable little Asian woman eating two dozens of Hawaiian-style donuts in a park all by herself, singing after every bite, has brought my life a joy I never knew it so desperately needed.
We eat this a lot in Brazil ^-^ We call it 'Sonhos', which translates to - dreams. Portuguese brought this kind of sweet bread to Brazil too. I love it ^-^ My favorite filling flavor is doce de leite ♡
My mom, Grace, who was the night manager at Leonard's for many, many years, used to bring home leftover pastry especially plain malasadas (long before filled ones were invented) for breakfast. Had such wonderful malasada memories! Now living on Maui, I go to Komoda's Bakery for my sweet treats especially their cream puffs!
I could watch Emmy do mukbang for hours. She's the best!
I have loved you for awhile. Yet this is your realist video. You didn't cut out the wind. You stayed true to you and your way of giving a good review from your honest opinion. You need a show cause you review things honestly.
I gained 7 pounds and I was only watching you eat this!
Heehee
Yu took bite outta every one
'o those didn Yu😋
Who else loves her cute clips at the end of videos?
Homer's proud!
Malasadas comes from ''Mal assada'' which means undercooked in Portuguese. I clicked so fast when I saw you trying some food from my country! many hugs!
Emmy! I just want to say thank you so much for taking time out of your vacation to show us these things. And thanks to your family for being so awesome to share you for a bit on their vacation too!
Hawaii, where the wind can blow from four directions at once.
One of the many things I enjoy about your videos is your ability to teach me a new word, or how to better use a familiar word, every time I watch. I really enjoy the way you speak and describe things. This is an addition to everything that comes from a great food related vide. Thanks, Emmy! :)
( jeez, this is why I don't comment on videos. So stressful! lol)
Oh and Hanauma Bay has great Hawaiian Sweet Onion/Garlic Fries! It has been years but still crave those.
SO impressed with the wind muffling on your microphone. The audio of your voice was perfect!
I love how cheerful Emmy is!!
You need to eat it as soon as you get it because the crust will be crispy. The crunch of that first bite is incredible!
I'm watching this with my 19m old daughter and she keeps asking for a bite. I agree it all looks so delicious!!
I love your videos you are like family,because you are always truthful and informative.Thank you Emmy for being you a beautiful human being.
Very nice content Emmy! Love the change in scenery as well. Hope you and your family enjoy the trip to Hawaii ☀️
When I visited there were older ladies who’d sell these in the parking lot of an ABC store across the street from the beach. Just amazing (and zero lines). The best thing though was they made something that looked like a cinnamon bun but the filling was chocolate and coconut. To die for!
Hope you're enjoying Hawaii! Watch out for the errant peacocks, thieving weasels and packs of intermingling chickens and cats!
For real. 👏🏼
I'm impressed with her travel itinerary; no hotels and she's waaaaay off the tourist track. You go gurl... !!!
I’m in Oahu right now!!! I saw an empty Leonard’s box in the trash outside our hotel lol. Now I gotta go get some! Thanks, Emmy!!!
Lucky you! I wonder if they ship.😁
@@Birdbike719 They do ship boxes of 24 or 36, but only the non filled ones, price is around 1.40 each, I can see you drooling, oh yeah the shipping is around 100 to 120 bucks to the mainland
@@JamesAnthony Dang! Well, I'll just have to dream. 😊
The laugh when she ate the chocolate one 😂 that’s an absolute mood for anything chocolate for me
Oh, man...I lived next door to a bakery in Wailuku and woke up to the smell of fresh malasadas each day. Yummy!
How does Emmy not have a TV show yet..? I mean she’s obviously talented & comes with 1.5 million fans/viewers. I imagine it’s just a matter of time
watching this while fasting :''') Ramadan Mubarak
Emmy is killing me here! I worked in Hawaii for three winters, and I will never stop craving island fresh lilikoi, guava, papaya, poke,
poi, and those decadent malasadas!
I haven't seen one of your videos that I haven't enjoyed :-) I love how it looked like you were going to get up @ 10:49 and go converse with those cardinals lol :-D
I’m currently on a diet (health reasons- don’t eat terribly your whole life and be surprised when your GI tract fights back) ; your videos have helped me fight my cravings and I’ve lost weight! The way you describe the tastes, textures, etc. Is so detailed that I feel like I’ve had a bite too by the time you say “toodle-loo!”
All that to say, thank you for your videos and please don’t stop creating content!
Homer's proud! The Sunday Brunch at Ka'anapali Beach Hotel on Maui is worth the trip! Chef Tom & Co. are fantastic! 🌺🍍🍹🏝️
Hi
I’ve been watching you for a while now and find it so amazing your doing videos here where I live and eating foods that I know and eat too! I hope you’re having an amazing time!!!
"I'm tryin' to taste the nut."
We've ALL been there..
Was looking for this:)Bahahaha
Sometimes it's hard.
😂
I was looking for someone with a sick mind like myself to say this LoL
Li hing! I love that one, but I do agree with you that it's very subtle in taste. Since I usually stock up on li hing powder whenever I'm in Hawaii I just add more on my own. 😊
I'm gonna eat this crawfish meat pie. But my taste buds gonna take a quick Hawaiian vacation. Mmmm, mmm. Breeze feels nice.
Mmmm, crawfish. I live on Maui and here I was thinking of ordering up a few pounds of LA Crawfish and having a boil party!!
Yes! I love sweets! I love the unique food culture that Hawaii has.
Emmy is buzzing on all that sugar.
Seeing Emmy getting distracted by the cardinals during her malasada review reminded me of the dog from the pixar movie "Up". Yelling out squirrel everytime he was distracted... Thank you for not editing that portion out I had myself a good chuckle.
😁
My immediate thought is Pokemon Sun and Moon
Was stoking when I saw malasadas in the game. Braddah Hau was honestly doing the island trials that mattered 😂
Me too lol and Hau
well techinically yes but this is hawaiis' local foods the malasada comes from portugese but for us its a loal thing here and alsowhen you eat it; eat it fresh out of the oven! that's when it's stoft fluffly and airy
I don't always like the food Emmy is testing, but I always give her a thumbs-up.
I figured out why I enjoy your videoes so much, you are not a food snob! Thank you for enjoying all types of good food.
I’ve live on Oahu for 20 years and I LOVED this video! I’m so glad you gave a short history and the Portuguese contribution (btw they also gave us the Ukulele, which many people believe is Hawaiian). So funny to watch you make a mess too. There’s now real neat way to eat them. 😂
For the cream one’s, I really think the first you tasted WAS the custard, which is my personal favorite. Thanks again for sharing!
Oh man I loveeee custard filled donuts. That custard malasada looked so so good!
I'm not usually a fan of custard doughnuts, but I want to go swimming in that custard doughnut.
Leah Laushway right??? It looks heavenly 🤩
Hey Emmy! I'm Portuguese and I've eaten a few Malassadas in my life. There are 2 kinds of Malassadas: a recipe from Madeira and another from Azores (both Portuguese Archipelagos). I can only speak about the Azorean ones. Here we stretch the dough before frying so you get almost a pancake shape (with crispy bits in the middle) and is rare to find a stuffed Malassada. It's a tradicional treat during Carnival and most bakeries only sell them during 2-3 weeks until the party :)
As I started watching this video, I thought “Haven’t seen Winston in a bit.” Glad to see not only him, but also that he brought friends.
yes!! Custard is my absolute fav!! Haupia and chocolate close second
Best Hawaiian food is at Waiahole Poi Factory. It’s a must when in O’ahu!! A bit of a drive though if you’re going from town.
That was our very first stop! 👍
emmy! you need to try colonial bakery in cumberland or lusitania bakery in pawtucket for malasadas!!! (i also recommend natas as they are my absolute portuguese dessert 😋)
Thanks for the recommendation. 😋
Leonard was married to my grandmother. my dad worked in the bakery for years. We would go visit him all the time in Hawaii. My dad and I stayed with Lenny one summer as well. I'm so glad you reviewed his bakery
Aww...that's great.
@@emmymade ❤❤🤗
Hey Emmy I just wanted to say that I love your videos! I live in Oahu in Waipahu and would love for you to try eat some fresh Poke from someplace like Taniokas in Waipahu, or filipino food from Elena's or Thelma's.
She never changed and is amazing
That "Haha" after she eats the chocolate filled one.... that is her saying "yeeesss I'm living my best life"
Random Names Yes! I couldn’t help but smile.😊😊
I see by your shirt you went to Matsumoto's Hawaiian Shave Ice.
Haupia is Hawaiian Coconut Pudding.
I noticed that too!
Seeing Emmy eat *anything* with a big smile on her face is super satisfying when I need a pick me up.
*Homer's proud*
Usually we get a video with Emmy and a cameo by Winston.
This video was mostly Winston and a cameo by Emmy!
Leonard’s malasdadas are the best! I get one every time I’m in Oahu.
Next she's going to do a Matsumoto shave ice video...
...i think...🤔
halfbreed808 I Hope so 🥰
Ahhh....it was almost painful to watch until Emmy brought out that large cup of coffee. Yummmm!