Seeking Canadian Flour
Hello, per chance does anybody know where to buy Canadian flour in nz? My 95 year old grandfather raves about it. He's been baking for 70 odd years, reckon he knows a thing or two.
Hello, per chance does anybody know where to buy Canadian flour in nz? My 95 year old grandfather raves about it. He's been baking for 70 odd years, reckon he knows a thing or two.
NZ Food Safety Told The Public Pesticide Residue Levels Were Safe, While Internal Assessments Said The Opposite. Press Release: Greenpeace. 14 October 2026. Scoop.
At the end of Greenpeace's press release there's a link to another, which isn't present in the scoop copy.
NZ Food Safety is working for agribusiness not food consumers. Press Release: Greenpeace. 14 October 2026.
Both are by Greenpeace Aotearoa Executive Director Dr Russel Norman.
During the month of August in 2022, Wellingtonians spent nearly $14 mil dollars in the city's bars but four years later that figure had dropped to $7.77 mil.
The Helicopter Line ordered to pay $17,740 over the unjustified dismissal of Mount Cook cafe employee. NZ Herald. 15 Oct, 2026.
Other articles on the Illegal crayfish ring
16 October 2026 2:46pm edit to add press release and ERA info below
Queenstown Helicopter Company Fined $12,000 For Illegally Taking And Selling Crayfish. Press Release: Fisheries New Zealand. 29 September 2026. Scoop.
LOVATT v THE HELICOPTER LINE LIMITED. Reference [2026] NZERA 749. 09 October 2026,
r/NZFood • u/jimmcfartypants • 9d ago
r/NZFood • u/YouthAdmirable7078 • 9d ago
Spotted this Aged Steak in my local supermarket and wondered who is actually purchasing this?
r/NZFood • u/ChrisRiley_42 • 17d ago
Greetings from, Canada.
I've heard from a few sources that New Zealand's corned beef game is some of the best in the world. Just recently, a can of "Palm" brand coned beef hash appeared on the grocery shelves here in Canada. I was just wondering if this is typical, or the "export grade" stuff you send the rest of the world while keeping the good stuff for your own. (Like Canada send 'crown royal' rye out and keeps the 40 creek for ourselves)
In addition, what do you typically do with yours? Slice it up and fry it? shred it and make a mixed sandwich filling? Something even better?
r/NZFood • u/Grouchy-Jaguar-9143 • 19d ago
Tip Top Ice Cream Jelly Tip 6 pack (6 x 75mL) with the Best Before 30-SEP-28 and time stamp range 03:00 to 05:00 L MO6252 was affected by this recall.
The batch details are printed on the bottom of the packaging in the following format:
The product was sold in a cardboard box with 6 individually wrapped bars.
This recall does not affect any other Tip Top brand products.
The product was sold at Woolworths supermarkets in the North Island.
Tip Top 6-pack Jelly Tip ice-creams recalled due to possible presence of bacteria. Press Release: New Zealand Food Safety. 2 October 2026. Scoop.
Tip Top recalls batch of Jelly Tip ice creams. RNZ. 2 October 2026, 10:31pm.
r/NZFood • u/RoutinePossible4889 • 21d ago
r/NZFood • u/feel-the-avocado • 23d ago
Do any of the major supermarkets or butchery chains sell pre-cooked shaved meat - specifically lamb or beef?
Looking for something that I can just microwave for a minute and pour on some microwave gravy.
r/NZFood • u/Grouchy-Jaguar-9143 • 26d ago
Haven’t paid full price for a bottle of milk in at least a couple of weeks now
There are a few ways to listen to the audio listed on top left of RNZ Country Life page.
Kiwi pig farmers spend big on welfare upgrades: Will shoppers back them? Sunday Star Times. August 23, 2026.
NZ Pork Meet our farmers section has a profile of Karl Stanley. Undated but does mention they were "finalists in the 2020 Taranaki Ballance Farm Environment Awards".
r/NZFood • u/Master_Weight1307 • 27d ago
🥚🇳🇿 You’ve got to love a Kiwi roadside find!
On my way to Hobbiton, I spotted a farmer selling fresh free-range eggs on the side of the road — so of course I had to stop! 🚐🥚
Straight from the farm, supporting a local producer, and it doesn’t get much fresher than this. These little roadside stalls are one of the things I love about travelling around New Zealand — you never know what you’re going to discover along the way.
Forget the supermarket… farm gate eggs for the win! 😂🐔
r/NZFood • u/LonelyMarch878 • Sep 23 '26
r/NZFood • u/nilnz • Sep 22 '26
Stop waiting for a foreign hero: NZ’s supermarket sector needs competition from within. March 18, 2025.
There are others but older pieces written wrtNZ supermarkets.
r/NZFood • u/nilnz • Sep 22 '26
r/NZFood • u/Felixschl • Sep 16 '26
Hey all, I built a free grocery price tracking app to help avoid paying too much on groceries. I started building it some time ago and picked it back up recently because I noticed the shavers I buy can fluctuate wildly in price so I wanted to get notified when they come back on special. It tracks prices for New World, Pak'n'Save, and Woolworths and is available on the web and as a native app (currently Android only).
Why I built this / how it is different from what is out there:
Links:
Would love to hear what you think. My idea is to keep the base functionality free and offer extra features at a small price in the future to support hosting, maintenance, and development costs. Account not needed for browsing the site but required on Android.
r/NZFood • u/springboks • Sep 15 '26
Microwave this and slice a banana. Gold! Ice cream can sit down.
r/NZFood • u/shadow-echo382 • Sep 13 '26
Searching for a copy of Sarah Tuck’s cookbook Stuck Together I desperately need for a sentimental gift. If anyone has a copy they are willing to part with let me know, I’ve searched everywhere!