Looking for the perfect gift or not sure which flavor to choose? Liko Lehua's Gift Set contains (6) 2 oz jars of different Liko Lehua flavors - a wonderful seasonal item offered for a limited time during the holidays.
Inside of the beautiful, transparent box are a 2oz glass jar of: Guava, Lilikoi, Mango, Pineapple, Tahitian Lime, and Coconut.
An elegant gift and perfect way to try each of our unique flavors!
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Customer Reviews
All butters are delicious but by far the Guava is the best.
Packaged very nice, no broken jars. The gift sets were being given away and my family and friends are enjoying their butters. I will be ordering more! A little goes a long way. Delicious!
Aloha,
from spokane washington
A friend of ours ordered this for us, and it was just delivered. We cannot begin to tell you how yummy all of these flavors are. Living in Hawaii, there are lots of Lilikoi butter varieties, but this has by far been our favorite. I also love the mango and lime. Will be ordering large sizes soon. Crusty toast or on top of cheesecake. Perfect host gift and flavors of the islands.
I bought a gift set for a friend, and one for me. The gift was a big hit with my friend, and I absolutely love mine. Order was fulfilled very quickly
Love the gift set. I’m going to order another one and order more fruit butters because I realized I did not get enough.
F.A.Q.s
Liko Lehua Butter is the perfect addition to pancakes, bagels, ice cream, marinades, sauces, cheesecakes, salty or spicy foods and anything breakfast. Use it as a dip. Warm it and pour it on cheesecake and ice cream. Or put it on your partner… don’t worry its edible!
Liko Lehua Butters are handcrafted daily using local ingredients to ensure that every jar is ono (delicious). We hand pour, cap and label in small batches to ensure quality, freshness and flavor.
All of our gourmet butters are 18 months shelf stable. If the butter makes it past round one, make sure to store them in the fridge!
If you’re on Hawaii Island come and visit our store, Liko Lehua Café or Liko Lehua at the Farm in ʻŌlaʻa.