What to serve at a luau?

What to serve at a luau?

It depends on who will be attending. A luau is not a luau without enough authentic Hawaiian foods such as Kalua Pig (pig that is cooked in the ground). Since most of us are not experts in this, there is a website for a company in Hawaii that prepares various foods in the authentic fashion, freezes them, and ships them on dry ice. It goes by UPS second day air and you can expect to pay over $100.00 for shipping. A whole Kalua Pig serves about 100 people, so this company ships it by the pound. They tell you on their website how many people are served by the pound, and you can decide on how much you want. This company also has Kalua turkey if you have guests that cannot eat pork. Other foods I have enjoyed are Chinese Siu Pork and Portuguese Sausage. They have a lot of other traditional Hawaiian foods also, but there are a few I don't like, so I basically stick with what I have just mentioned. There may be children present who just might want a hot dog or hamburger, so be prepared. Also I like to throw in a non-Hawaiian food (Bratwurst) because it is so good on the grill. You can also buy Bratwurst in all beef if you like. Then there is always various tropical fruits that are obtained locally. If you like to serve Mai Tais, you can buy them already made at an ABC store. The name of this website is 1stluau.com. When you get your order you can put it in your freezer until the big occasion. And all you have to do is heat it up because it was already cooked before they froze it. They also have party supplies. Another source of party supplies is Oriental Trading. Even the local Big Lots has Hawaiian decorations, so check it out.

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