Get Your Fill of Hawaii’s Culinary Culture!
Fill, a bakehouse and creamery serving made-to-order malasadas and small-batch ice cream just opened in Costa Mesa. At Fill, founder and Hawaii-native James Mullis serves up a sweet side of the Islands with true “aloha spirit.” The delicate malasadas are sugar-dusted pastries that are an island icon. They were popularized in Hawaii during the 19th century when Portuguese immigrants arrived in Hawaii to support the islands’ growing sugar cane business, and to Mullis, they're reminiscent of the welcoming, diverse culture of Hawaii. After years of research, Mullis brought two chefs to bring his vision to life: Lincoln Carson and John…
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