Rainbow Kitchen+Rebel Tonics

Rainbow Kitchen+Rebel Tonics Alchemist blended Chinese herbal tonics and superfood ice creams.

Balanced and Delicious Maui at 2250 Hana HWY Haiku HI 96708

Also Opening in October 2024 inside of EvolveWellnees 10382 S Jordan Gateway South Jordan UT 84095 call ahead (385)526.7700

07/31/2026

This is what we got cooking today. It’s Carrie‘s last day! Come say hi. She made cake, pops, and death by chocolate cookies. All gluten-free, all vegan, all organic.

06/10/2026

Blacked teriyaki Pineapple Cauliflower and Chickpeas, over massaged kale and fresh romaine lettuce, tossed in a creamy sunflower seed dressing sprinkled with h**p seeds finished with micro greens 🥬

04/28/2026

In the midst of the Maui fires…

while the island was grieving,
families were displaced,
and everything felt uncertain—

my daughter started third grade.

A week after the fires.

And from the beginning,
something felt off.

The classroom felt chaotic.
Cold.

The teachers were overwhelmed.
The energy was heavy.

And my thriving, confident child…

started to change.

She came home wrecked after school.
Every day.

Not just tired—
but withdrawn.

Smaller.

I sat in her classroom one day, to see what was going on. And I immediately got her moved out of that class. And she went to a new class with a new teacher and new kids. And it was the same but maybe worse.

How quickly do we normalize environments
that don’t feel safe for our kids?

“She’ll adjust.”
“It’s part of growing up.”

But is it?…. I withdrew her out of the public school system.

How was I to keep going and operating like this when my child was in turmoilI?

I started looking at options.

Homeschool.
Forest school.
Charters.

Nothing worked.

No real path.
No real support.

Just this feeling:

I need to make a change.

I’ve been avoiding posting this one, because it’s still so heavy……It was our wedding anniversary night when the fires hi...
04/27/2026

I’ve been avoiding posting this one, because it’s still so heavy……

It was our wedding anniversary night when the fires hit.

A perfect storm. Every emergency system failed that night in Maui.

My brother was in Lahaina—he almost didn’t make it out.
If a local hadn’t broken down a barricade on Front Street… he would’ve been trapped in it.

The next day, like everyone else, I just tried to do something—anything.
Food, time, whatever I had. I became obsessed with helping. It was absolutely devastating.

Being that close to something like that changes you.

And as more came out about what happened … my heart just couldn’t process it.

I didn’t stop crying for months.
Not metaphorically. Literally.

Serving burritos—crying.
Ringing people up—crying.
Standing in the grocery store—crying.

Just… wrecked.

I carried that grief with me.
I became different because of it.

And I didn’t even lose someone in the fires—
I was just close enough to feel how much was lost.

Maui felt like the heart center of the world to me.
A small town where if you know one person, you know everyone.
And my heart was wide open there.

I’m still learning how to hold that kind of grief. And I’m telling our Rainbow Kitchen story. I might take some of these down. Until now I haven’t told much of our struggles. This one hit me hard.

04/23/2026

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04/22/2026

That winter was our busiest season ever.

Long days at the truck…
and when we weren’t there—
we were sourcing, prepping, building the next step.

We were feeding everyone else—
but starving ourselves.

Burning it at both ends.

Our bodies started breaking.

We got both sicker than we’ve ever been.

We’d never been that sick in our lives.

That’s when it hit us—
something had to change.

So we did the hardest thing…
we slowed down.

Closed earlier.
Chose rest.
Chose healing.

Because none of it matters
if you lose yourself in the process.

04/18/2026

Then we got robbed.
Three times!

Not just the register.
Everything.

They broke in…
tore the place apart.

Ripped out our basil—
threw it across the lot.

Pulled up our lemon tree like it meant nothing.

They took our iPad too.
Our whole system.

And I could see it…
sitting in someone’s house on Find My.

Less than half a mile away.
In our own community.

That part stayed with me the most—
how violating it felt.
How close it was.

Just watching it.
Ping after ping.

Police said there was nothing they could do.
Told me to get a gun next time.

I remember sitting there thinking— someone’s walking around with a machete. Packing a business door to pieces. And there’s nothing to be done. How is that even real?

…

We opened the next day.

Address

Haiku, HI

Opening Hours

Tuesday 8:30am - 3pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 3pm
Thursday 8:30am - 3pm
Friday 8:30am - 3pm
Saturday 8:30am - 3pm
Sunday 9am - 3pm

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+18085002885

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