If you're ever in Hawai'i, check out a farmer's market. It grows pretty easily over here, and is commonly used in a breadfruit-instead-of-taro version of poi c

If you're ever in Hawai'i, check out a farmer's market. It grows pretty easily over here, and is commonly used in a breadfruit-instead-of-taro version of poi called poi ulu (which should give you an indication of its flavor potency).