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A food travel addict, laughing cooking and always up for adventure. Surrounded by misanthropes and misfits and proud to be one of them.
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My Hawaiian shoyu chicken burgers are the sticky-sweet upgrade your BBQ needs

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Hawaiian Shoyu Chicken Burgers Original

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Skip to Content Delish editors handpick every product we feature. We may earn commission from the links on this page. PHOTO: LINDA PUGLIESE; FOOD STYLING: BROOKE CAISON Spam musubi and tuna poke bowls are some of the most well-loved Hawaiian dishes, but let me introduce you to another meal that deserves your attention: shoyu chicken. This weeknight dish is often referred to as Hawaiian teriyaki and combines the best of the island's ingredients with the cultures that call them home.
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Hawaiian Shoyu Chicken Burgers

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23 hours ago Could a supermarket food price cap help with the cost of living? We asked shoppers what they think The Independent - Madelaine Dowds • 23h Could a supermarket food price cap help with the cost of living? Supermarkets are reportedly being asked to limit food prices, which could see the prices of essential groceries such as eggs, bread and milk, frozen. In return, the government would ease some regulations, the Financial Times reports.
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