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A Little Aloha in Everyday Life ： Diamond Bakery Launches Hawaii Exclusive "Aloha Cain ・ Cream Crackers" ！

（ From Honolulu ） A favorite of Hawaii's locals for generations, Diamond Bakery's Royal Cream Crackers are creamy and delicious with a hint of sweetness in the mouth when you bite into a crisp. These simple crackers are a staple in every family's cupboard as a snack for the hungry or for the kids, and now they are available in a fun new shape, the "Aloha Cain ・ Cream Cracker," available only in Hawaii. This new product is full of aloha and is sure to bring a smile to the faces of not only locals, but anyone who loves Hawaii. The new product is full of Hawaiian motifs such as

Shaka sign with only the thumb and pinky up, shave ice, slipper （ flip flops ）, aloha, rainbow, hibiscus, honu （ sea turtle ）, Diamond Head, surfboard, and nine other "Hawaii is famous" motifs. The cute Aloha Cain ・ crackers are packaged in a moisture-resistant zip-lock package, making them easy to carry around. Prices are reasonably priced at around $ 3 at retail stores.

Diamond Bakery president Butch ・ Gardeira said, "For those of us who grew up in Hawaii, slippers, rainbows, surfboards, and hibiscus are all really familiar. We took those everyday aloha icons and turned them into cream crackers that Diamond Bakery has been familiar with since childhood," he says. Among them is the Shaka Sign, which, in a timely twist, recently became the official symbol of Hawaii. This new product, filled with aloha, is a limited-edition product sold only in Hawaii, making it a perfect Hawaii souvenir item for the U.S. mainland and Japan."

Aloha Cain ・ Cream Cracker, a Hawaii exclusive, will be available November 18, 2024 （ Monday ） debuted at Kalihi's factory-owned stores. They will subsequently be sold at Foodland, Waikiki Market, Walmart, Don Quijote, and Times throughout Hawaii.
About Diamond Bakery
Founded in 1921 by three immigrants, Shugoro Murai, Kikutaro Nuchiya, and Natsu Muramoto, Diamond Bakery began its history with the goal of becoming the first bakery in Hawaii to produce delicious crackers. The business, started by a group of baking enthusiasts, would face many challenges in its first few years, but in 1926 they brought in Sam ・ Dunphy, a master baker with experience in large corporate production, and by 1937 they had developed a line of thick, chewy, high-quality crackers and cookies. Successfully developed. In 1940, after the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor and the outbreak of World War II, the company became an important U.S. military base in Hawaii. In the 1980s, Diamond Bakery moved its South King Street plant to Kalihi to meet the growing demand, In the 1990s, Diamond Bakery became a member of the prestigious International ・ Biscuit ＆ Cracker Factory Association and grew to international prominence.

Diamond Bakery Factory
Address ： 756 Moʻowaʻa St, Honolulu, HI 96819
Phone ： (808) 847- 3551
Hours ： 10: 00 AM - 2:00 PM （ M-F ）
Holiday Hours ≪(Nov 25-Dec 23)》 ： 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM (M-F), 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM (Sat. )
Holidays ： Sat, Sun, Holidays
Parking ： Several visitor parking spaces available on site
Website ： www.diamondbakery.com
Instagram ： @diamondbakeryhawaii