The six-flavor assortment includes Classic Sugar, Li Hing Sugar, Ube Sugar With Haupia Filling, Chocolate Haupia Filling, Li Hing Sugar With Strawberry Filling and more.
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Pipeline Malasadas is bringing together music and flavor in a collaboration with AEG Entertainment, offering customers the chance to win two tickets to see J Boog on Monday, April 20, in the Bel-Aire Backyard Poolside Concert Series at Durango Hotel & Casino in Southwest Las Vegas.
To celebrate the giveaway, Pipeline Malasadas has created a limited-time offering: the “Let’s Do It Again” Box inspired by J Boog’s hit. This collection features fan-favorite flavors, bringing back some malasadas from past special releases.
The six-flavor assortment is Classic Sugar, Li Hing Sugar, Ube Sugar With Haupia Filling, Chocolate Haupia Filling, Li Hing Sugar With Strawberry Filling and Chocolate Strawberry Filling. The “Let’s Do It Again” Box is available by the box only and will not be sold as individual flavors.
Customers who purchase a box will be entered into the giveaway:
- Box of 6 (Half Pipe) – one of each flavor → 1 raffle entry
- Box of 12 (Full Pipe) – two of each flavor → 2 raffle entries
- Box of 18 (Overhead) – three of each flavor → 3 raffle entries
The promotion ends Saturday, April 18, at 3 p.m. The winner of the two concert tickets will be announced on Saturday, April 18, at 6 p.m.
“This collaboration is all about bringing our community together through something fun, nostalgic and meaningful,” said Gayla Young, owner of Pipeline Malasadas. “We wanted to create something special that celebrates both great music and the flavors our customers love.”
Pipeline Malasadas is at 945 S. Buffalo Drive. Hours: 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Mondays-Fridays and 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturdays-Sundays. More: PipelineMalasadas.com
Founded by native Hawaiian Young, Pipeline Malasadas draws its name from the surf break and Young’s cultural roots and vision. She opened Pipeline Bakeshop & Creamery on Oahu in 2016 and began shipping malasadas in 2019. The first Pipeline Malasadas outside Hawaii opened in Las Vegas in 2025, with a second Southern Nevada location planned for this year.
