New Zealand Snacks
New Zealand snacks for the lunchbox and the couch. Bluebird, Eta and Heartland chips, Tasti and Mother Earth bars, Tom & Luke Snackaballs and Munchh nuts, all real New Zealand stock packed in Auckland.
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Who fills the New Zealand snack aisle
Each card opens that brand's full range.
Bluebird
Originals, Thinly Cut and Thick Cut chips, plus Twisties, Cheezels, Burger Rings and Rashuns for the party bowl.
Tasti
The biggest bar range in the aisle, from Chewy Muesli Squares and Apricot Snak Logs to Meganuts, Fruitsies and Milkies.
Heartland
Old Fashioned Wave Cut, Kettle Cooked and Extreme Crunch Kettle Waves, in flavours like Maple Bacon and Tokyo Tang Wasabi Mayonnaise.
Mother Earth
Baked Oaty Slices in Anzac and Afghan, two flavours borrowed from classic New Zealand biscuits, plus Protein Oat Bakes.
Copper Kettle
The deli end of the chip shelf, from Vintage Cheddar & Red Onion to Wood Fired BBQ and Deep Ridge chips.
Tom & Luke
Snackaballs in Salted Caramel, Raspberry Lamington and a chocolate-coated one made with Pic's Peanut Butter.
Nice & Natural
Roasted nut bars in Peanut & Cashew and Yoghurt, plus chewy muesli bars and protein whole seed bars.
Munchh
Most of the nut shelf. Roasted and salted cashews, pistachios and almonds, Outback mixes and chocolate-coated almonds.
Three shelves, one dairy run
This aisle splits into chips, bars and nuts, and the chips are where New Zealand shows most. A bag of chips here is what the British call crisps, and the flavours run from Bluebird Originals Chicken to Eta Ripple Cut Pickled Onion. The bars are lunchbox territory, with Tasti muesli squares and Mother Earth Anzac slices. A bag of salted cashews or pistachios is the easy savoury partner to a box that is mostly sweet.
The global names, New Zealand stock
Doritos, Pringles, Lay’s Stax and Cheetos are here in the versions sold in New Zealand, alongside protein bars from Musashi, Barebells and Grenade. They are handy when the box is for someone who wants a familiar name beside the local ones.
Packing a snack box
One shipping rate covers the first 2 kg of an order, with a step rate per 0.5 kg above that. Pair a few bags of chips with bars, nuts and some lollies and you have the dairy run in one parcel. Chips and plain nuts handle a warm parcel well. Chocolate-coated bars and Snackaballs can soften in the heat, so if you live somewhere hot, order those in a cooler month. The heat policy has the details, and Maximise Shipping has more on filling the box.
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Common questions
Delivery, tracking and customs are on the FAQ page.
Which snacks here are New Zealand brands ＋
For chips, Bluebird, Eta, Heartland, Copper Kettle and Proper Crisps. For bars and bites, Tasti, Mother Earth, Nice & Natural, Tom & Luke, Cookie Time and Healtheries. Hubbards and Griffin's add a few more. Everything else is New Zealand stock too, packed in Auckland, even when the brand is a global one. Browse New Zealand chips →
What do New Zealanders mean by chips ＋
Both kinds. Chips are the hot chips you get with fish, and also the bagged snack the British call crisps. Everything in this aisle is the bagged kind, from Bluebird Originals to Heartland Old Fashioned Wave Cut.
What are Twisties, Cheezels and Burger Rings ＋
Bluebird's party snacks, sold beside its potato chips. Twisties are corn snacks in cheese or chicken, Cheezels are the cheese rings, and Burger Rings are the burger-flavoured ones. Rashuns and Poppa Jacks sit in the same part of the range. See Bluebird Twisties →
Are there vegan, gluten free or low carb snacks ＋
A few products carry a claim on the pack, such as the Noshu and Tom & Luke bars and balls labelled low carb, the plant-powered Frooze Balls and the organic coconut rolls from Pat's Organic Snacks. We repeat only what the packet says, so check the ingredient list and allergen information on each product page before you buy. Browse the vegan range →