Ebt Food Sharing Guidelines

Summary

In Hawaii, once food is purchased with an EBT card, it becomes your property. You can share it with others, including family outside your household, but selling or trading the food is illegal and can result in penalties, such as disqualification from the program.

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Yes can I share food
Yes, in Hawaii, you can share food purchased with your EBT benefits with others. However, remember that you cannot sell or trade the food. If you need more details or have other questions, feel free to ask!
Can I share food with family outside my household
Yes, in Hawaii, you can share food purchased with your EBT benefits with family members outside your household. Just remember, selling or trading the food is prohibited. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!
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