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Luaus are Hawaiian feasts that often feature foods like pig, salmon, poi and coconut pudding and include hula dancing as entertainment. It is a type of party or celebration where people come together to enjoy Hawaiian cuisine and culture.
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- 2. Luau is a word that means Hawaiian feast.
- 3. Luau’s often have pig, salmon, poi and coconut pudding.
- 4. It is similar to a party or celebration.
- 5. Hula dancing takes place at luaus.
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