New Zealand Sauces & Condiments
Wattie's tomato sauce, Barker's chutney, Anathoth Farm relish and Kaitaia Fire chilli sauce. The New Zealand bottles and jars from the table at home, packed in Auckland and sent worldwide by DHL Express.
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Who fills a New Zealand sauce cupboard
Each card opens that brand's full range.
Wattie's
Tomato Sauce for the pie, Steak and BBQ sauces, Traditional Liquid Gravy for the roast, and Just Add Mince for dinner.
Barker's
Chutney, relish, dressings and roast sauces, from Classic Ploughman's Chutney to Central Otago Plum Sauce and Balsamic Mint Sauce.
Anathoth Farm
Relish and chutney for the cheese board, plus New Zealand tomato pizza sauces. Start with the Tomato Relish.
Delmaine
The antipasto jars, from gherkins and capers to a Jumbo Olive Selection, plus Mint Sauce and a Manuka BBQ Sauce.
Eta
The salad shelf. Original Mayonnaise, Ranch, Potato Salad Dressing and a Lite & Free range in Italian and French.
Kaitaia
Kaitaia Fire chilli sauce. The Waha Wera Kiwifruit & Habanero puts kiwifruit in the bottle, beside a straight Chili Pepper Sauce.
Alderson's
Hot sauce with New Zealand names on the label, from Kawa Kawa Salsa Verde and Manuka Smoked Chipotle to Morepork BBQ.
Maggi
The sachet that turns mince or sausages into dinner. Devilled Sausages, Cottage Pie and Spaghetti Bolognese recipe bases.
The Kiwi table, in bottles and jars
New Zealanders call it tomato sauce, not ketchup, and the classic bottle is Wattie’s Tomato Sauce, the one that goes on a pie. Around it sits the rest of a Kiwi dinner table: mint sauce for the roast lamb, gravy for the roast, a jar of relish or chutney beside the cheese, and a chilli sauce like Kaitaia Fire Kiwifruit & Habanero for the barbecue. The New Zealand brands lead the aisle, in the same bottles and jars you would find in a New Zealand supermarket.
Dinner from a packet
The aisle also holds the shortcuts behind a New Zealand weeknight. Just Add Mince turns a pack of mince into cottage pie, Maggi recipe bases cover Devilled Sausages and stroganoff, and Patak’s, Lee Kum Kee and Thai curry pastes take care of curry night and the wok.
Packing a box of sauces
One shipping rate covers the first 2 kg of an order, and above 2 kg a step rate applies per 0.5 kg. Bottles and jars are heavier than most treats, and every product page shows the weight, so it is easy to see how much of the first 2 kg a bottle of Wattie’s takes up. Fill the rest with lighter things: a bag of lollies or a few packets of chips sit happily around a couple of jars.
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Common questions
Delivery, tracking and customs are on the FAQ page.
Which New Zealand sauces should I try first ＋
Start with Wattie's Tomato Sauce, because it is the one that goes on a pie. Then add one jar for the cheese board, such as Anathoth Farm Tomato Relish or Barker's Classic Ploughman's Chutney, and a bottle of Kaitaia Fire for heat. Between them they cover the table, the platter and the barbecue. See Wattie's Tomato Sauce →
Which of these are New Zealand brands ＋
Wattie's, Barker's, Anathoth Farm, Delmaine, Eta and Kaitaia Fire are New Zealand brands, and they are the ones to look for if you want a taste of home. The aisle also carries global names such as Heinz, Maggi, Lee Kum Kee and Patak's, in the versions sold on New Zealand supermarket shelves.
Do you stock Wattie's gravy and Just Add Mince ＋
Yes. Wattie's Traditional Liquid Gravy, Brown Onion and Chip gravies sit on the stock and gravy shelf with the Wattie's gravy mixes, and the Just Add Mince and Just Add Sausage simmer sauces are with the cooking sauces. Browse stock and gravy →
Are there vegan or gluten free sauces ＋
Some products say so in their name. Ceres Organics makes an Organic Vegan Mayonnaise and an Egg-Free and Vegan Garlic Aioli, Zenzo makes an Egg Free Vegan Aioli, and Lee Kum Kee and Haday both have Gluten Free sauces. Read the ingredient list on each product page before you buy, because recipes can change.
How many jars and bottles fit in one parcel ＋
One shipping rate covers the first 2 kg of an order, and above 2 kg a step rate applies per 0.5 kg. Glass jars and bottles weigh more than a bag of lollies, so check the weight on each product page as you add them. Two or three sauces with some lighter treats around them is an easy way to use the first 2 kg well. Get the most from your box →