Hula Honey’s Hawaiian Shave Ice

Hawaiian Shave Ice $ 3 @ (⁴⁄₅ NOMs).
I really enjoyed this hawaiian shaved ice. I went with Pink Lemonade, Blue Berry and Coconut flavors in a nice pretty rainbow! Loved Blue Berry, so nomnom. Coconut was very strong so I wouldn’t order it. Some of the nice people work at this food truck. Stop by and say hello to them! I will post more pics of them later. Great 5^th nom representing Baltimore during the Baltimore vs Washington DC Food Trucks

Ok, I may lose my Baltimore residency for this.
Way. Better. Than. Sno-​Balls.
Way.
Better.
The consistency of Hula Honey’s summertime treats puts all sno-​balls to shame. Their shaved ice is like a fine snow that almost evaporates on the tongue, leaving a huge burst of tasty tasty flavor. And speaking of flavors, you won’t find the rainbow assortment here. Honey’s has less than a dozen, I’d wager. But in addition to the usual standbys, they have several «organic» flavors, made with cane sugar and natural flavors. I actually broke with personal long-​standing tradition and passed up blue raspberry for the organic peach flavor, and boy howdy was I rewarded. Major peach punch-​the-​face with evaporating snow iciness. Delicious.
Add to that, the cutest food truck ever, although you probably shouldn’t call it a truck. Honey’s is a bright yellow converted Bajaj auto-​rickshaw. Easy to spot, but if you’re not sure, look for the fat man running after it like a kid to the ice cream truck.
That would be me.
Oh, and they don’t have marshmallow fluff, so don’t even ask.
But if you’re partial to that, you’re hating on me by now anyway.