Nut Hawai'i had been cultivating Hawaii's most sought-after nut since 1926. Nut Hawai'i has created a delightful variety of macadamia nut treats for local families and friends on the Islands. Officially from 2011, Nut Hawai'i serves customers around the globe and introduces the very first exclusive membership to share our graceful orchard with members who deserve the best.
Launching our pioneer club in summer 2011, we promote and practice sustainability, organic farming and agroforestry concepts exclusively for our loyal customers -- now they call our orchard yours and enjoy produce from their labeled trees.
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Olive Oil Instead?
mac nut oil,
macadamia nut oil,
macadamia nuts,
monounsaturated fat,
olive oil,
sautéing,
stir-frying
A: Well, it never really was true, but olive oil was the best we had. Olive oil is far superior to most every other oil out there except MacNut Oil. While olive oil is considered heart-healthy because of its 70% monounsaturated fat content, MacNut Oil has up to 85% monounsaturated fat, making it even healthier. The main problem with olive oil has always been its instability. Olive oil deteriorates at room temperature and burns, depending on age and quality, at 350ºF or below, which is lower than the temperatures used in baking and sautéing. MacNut Oil has a smoke point of 410ºF - significant improvement.
Because olive oil is far less stable than MacNut oil, olive oil needs to be refrigerated and makes it harder to use. The overpowering flavor of olive oil can be another issue for some people. MacNut Oil because of its light, nutty and buttery flavor makes it a far better choice for cooking omelets, sautéing delicate flavors, stir-frying, and even baking. However, if you want to use olive oil cold, e.g. in salad dressings or to add after cooking to your favorite Italian recipes, that's okay. I would highly recommend you make the switch to MacNut Oil for any other cooking oil need.
Organizations
- State of Hawai‘i Department of Land & Natural Resources Division of Forestry & Wildlife
- SPC/GTZ Pacific-German Regional Forestry Project
- Cooperative Extension Service, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, University of Hawai‘i
- Traditional Tree Initiative
- Specialty Crops for Pacific Island Agroforestry
- PAR - Permanent Agriculture Resources
- the United States Department of Agriculture Western Region Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (USDA-WSARE) Program

