New Zealand Groceries
New Zealand groceries for the pantry abroad. Wattie's baked beans and soups, Edmonds baking powder, Chelsea golden syrup, Weet-Bix and Hubbards muesli, all real New Zealand stock, hand-packed in Auckland and sent worldwide.
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The pantry brands of home
Each card opens that brand's full range.
Wattie's
Baked beans and spaghetti in tomato sauce, the sausage versions, and soups from Very Special to Hearty.
Edmonds
Baking Powder, Baking Soda, Instant Dry Yeast and Fielder's Cornflour, plus cake, cupcake and pancake mixes.
Chelsea
Golden Syrup, Treacle and the sugars, from caster and icing to soft brown and raw.
Sanitarium Weet-Bix
Weet-Bix, the New Zealand wheat biscuit cereal, plus Gluten Free Weet-Bix and Bites in Wild Berry and Coco Crunch.
Hubbards
Simply Toasted Muesli, Fruitful Breakfast, Light & Right and the Thank Goodness Gluten Free range.
Vogel's
Cafe-Style toasted muesli, Cluster Crunch granola and Delightful granola in Apple Crumble and Raspberry Blueberry.
Continental
Cup a Soup sachets and Pasta & Sauce packets, from Original Chicken Noodle to Taste Twists Butter Chicken.
Diamond
Spaghetti, Macaroni, Lasagne Sheets and Zoo Animals pasta, plus gluten free shapes and risotto mixes.
A New Zealand pantry, by post
Some New Zealand food only shows how much it matters once you move away. The golden syrup for Anzac biscuits, the baked beans on a Sunday, the cereal you ate every morning before school. This aisle is the everyday end of the shop: the tins, packets and boxes of a New Zealand kitchen cupboard, packed by hand in Auckland and sent by DHL Express.
The real thing, not the lookalike
Plenty of this aisle has a cousin overseas that is not quite the same. Weet-Bix is not Weetabix, and Wattie’s Spaghetti comes in short strands, not rings. A New Zealand recipe is easiest to follow with the cupboard it was written for, which means Edmonds for the rising and Chelsea for the sugar and golden syrup. The Asian, Indian and Mexican pantry, as New Zealand shelves stock it, is in world foods.
Heavy tins, light packets
Groceries vary a lot in weight. Tins, sugar and syrup are dense. Cereal, soup sachets, baking powder and dry noodles are light for their size. One shipping rate covers the first 2 kg of an order, with a step rate per 0.5 kg above that, so the trick is to pair a couple of heavy favourites with a handful of light ones. Everything is dispatched within 1–2 business days of payment, and the shipping cost page shows the rate for your country.
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Common questions
Delivery, tracking and customs are on the FAQ page.
What New Zealand food can you send overseas ＋
Shelf-stable food. Tins, packets, cereal, baking supplies, dry pasta and noodles all travel well by DHL Express, tracked door to door. We cannot ship anything that needs refrigeration, so butter, cheese and fresh food stay in New Zealand.
Which Kiwi groceries should I order first ＋
Start with the things that are hardest to replace overseas. Chelsea Golden Syrup and Edmonds Baking Powder for baking, Sanitarium Weet-Bix for breakfast, and a tin of Wattie's Spaghetti for toast. Add a Maggi Onion Soup sachet if you have been missing Kiwi onion dip. See Chelsea Golden Syrup →
Do you have gluten free groceries ＋
Some. Edmonds makes Gluten Free Plain and Self Raising Flour, Sanitarium makes a Gluten Free Weet-Bix, Hubbards has the Thank Goodness Gluten Free range, and Diamond makes gluten free spaghetti, penne, macaroni and lasagne sheets. Check the ingredient list on each product page before you buy, because recipes can change. See Edmonds Gluten Free Flour →
How heavy are tins to send ＋
Heavier than they look. A tin is mostly food and sauce, and one shipping rate covers the first 2 kg of an order, so each tin takes a real share of that. Mix one or two with light things like Cup a Soup sachets, baking powder and cereal and the box goes further. Get the most into one box →