A Hawaiian Haystack (also known as a Chicken Sundae) is an example of convenience cuisine. The dish did not originate in Hawaii, but derives its name from the hawaiian character of pineapple, a staple ingredient. It is popular in the western U.S. both as a school lunch and as a quick, creative meal for family dinners.

Intrepid Chicken Fried Reporter reviews the Hawaiian Fast Food Chain, L&L BBQ.

Call me crazy, but when I opened my Hawaiian fried chicken combo tonight, the special sauce had formed an image of Jesus in the lid. My inner Ferengi told me to calculate how much it would be worth to sell this apparition on eBay before I had even reached for my camera.