Hunger is the best sauce, and 80% of the world's hungry billion live where breadfruit trees can grow.  Hawaii's own breadfruit conservancy worked with UBC to micropropagate breadfruit trees, an innovation that can let humanity produce breadfruit seedlings by the millions.  Trees That Feed Foundation raises money -- $15 a tree -- to plant breadfruit trees where they can make the difference between healthy nutrition and crippling malnutrition.  TTFF now works on a scale of thousands of trees a year.  Hawaiians concerned about local and global food security -- Pierre Omidyar comes to mind -- should know that scaling up micropropagation to millions, tens of millions, even hundreds of millions of trees planted worldwide could resolve much of the global hunger challenge today and in the future.  Breadfruit tastes great no matter how you prepare it if you're hungry enough... even though the right recipe makes it taste even better.