 Na Hua 'O Ka Aina "The fruits of the land" In the heart of Hawai'i is the friendly isle of Moloka'i, the most Hawaiian of the accessible islands. You'll find our 5-acre, Hawaiian homestead and macadamia nut farm in Molokai's central Ho'olehua district. We are Tuddie and Kammy Purdy and we've been entertaining and educating Moloka'i visitors in the shade of our mac nut trees since 1980. Tuddie, born and raised on Moloka'i, has a wealth of knowledge concerning macadamia nuts, Hawaiian culture and Moloka'i, and he enjoys sharing his insights with folks visiting our beautiful island. So, be sure to stop by for a visit the next time you're in our neighborhood. Relax in the shade and chat a while. You can crack a few nuts yourself to sample fresh-from-the-shell or try some macadamia blossom honey. We'd love to meet you! Monday-Friday: 9:30am - 3:30pm. Saturday: 10:00am - 2:00pm. Sunday & Holidays: By appointment. You'll find mac nut history, nut cracking instructions, exciting dietary discoveries and some delicious recipes on the Mac Facts page. You can order delicious, natural macadamia nuts or macadamia blossom honey on the Mac Orders page. Location: 2 miles west of Kualapu'u. On Lihi Pali Avenue, above the high school. |
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 Sue, a visitor from California, learns how to crack a mac.
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