Jasmine Hanner
School
Art Institute Of Phoenix, University Of Hawai'i Maui College
Expertise
Restaurants, Recipes, Nutrition
- Jasmine is currently the editor of Living Aloha West Maui and Living Aloha Wailea & Makena magazines.
- As a freelance writer and editor, she has more than 4 years of experience writing and editing pieces ranging from travel to cuisine, community, technology, science, and health for various digital and print media.
- She enjoys traveling the world with over 27 countries visited to date, and wrote her first book, The Thrifty Traveler's Guide to Costa Rica, in 2020.
Experience
Jasmine is a writer and editor based in Hawai'i. She enjoys discovering ways to achieve personal financial freedom, such as working summers at fine-dining fishing lodges in Alaska and investing in cryptocurrency, and sharing the knowledge she learns with others. As a former professional cook, current home cook, and lifetime food lover, Jasmine makes it a point to locate the best food in each place and culture she visits. She loves trying out new recipes.
Education
Completing a course in the culinary arts at the Art Institute of Phoenix helped Jasmine further her understanding of and love for food, and studying accounting at the University of Hawai'i Maui College led to her learning the ins and outs of restaurant bookkeeping.
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Stories By Jasmine Hanner
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French beans, olives, and potatoes together in one dish? That's what you're craving. But when you order the French salad, can you pronounce it for your waiter?
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Boba tea is a trendy drink named after the slightly sweet, chewy tapioca pearls it contains -- or is it sago pearls? Is sago the same thing as boba?
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Any way you slice it, Burger King remains fast food royalty. You'd know its logo -- and menu -- anywhere. But did you know it's got a different name in Straya?
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Largely credited to American chef Helen Corbitt, cowboy caviar has become a Texan culinary staple. But now, people have started to rethink its origin story
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Cilantro and parsley might be easy to mistake for one another, but there are a few ways you can avoid using the wrong herb for your next homecooked meal.
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The egg might appear to be a pretty simple food staple, but when it comes to categorizing it, things can get very complicated very, very quickly.
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Most people don't think of mustard as anything other than a spicy and tangy yellow condiment. But for vegans, one question looms: Is mustard vegan?
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For years, Costco has kept its hotdog combo at the same, very affordable price. But could inflation in the U.S. finally put an end to it all?
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For Star Wars fans, a $5,000 cocktail found only on a Disney cruise liner might be a galactic Holy Grail -- but is the drink's hefty price tag worth it?