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Food + Drink

The recalled Jelly Tip ice creams.

'Should not be eaten': Tip Top recalls Jelly Tip ice creams over bacteria

New Zealand Food Safety said the ice cream may contain a bacterium that can cause diarrhoea.

Health

8:14am

Paul Froggatt (Composite image: Callum Lloyd)

Meet the chef whose 'magical, mischievous' fare holds the highest Michelin rating in NZ

Chef Paul Froggatt may be renowned for his artful treatment of the finest local ingredients, but he hasn't forgotten his UK origins.

Life

6:01am

Dairy Flat Bakery's Bunnarith Sao was presented with the trophy for the best sausage roll in NZ.

'Speechless': Auckland baker's sausage roll named NZ's best

A Dairy Flat bakery has taken home the Legendary Sausage Roll award after judges voted it the best in the country.

Business

Friday 1:54pm

Maketū Pies.

Maketū Pies up for sale, 21 jobs on the line

The Montana Group is proposing to close the Bay of Plenty factory when its lease ends in December.

New Zealand

Wed, Sep 30

Loaves of bread, blocks of butter and a tank of diesel are among the items that have more than doubled in price in the last decade.

The everyday staples that have more than doubled in price since 2016

Several items have nearly doubled in price, research from a major bank shows, as nearly half of New Zealanders say they feel worse off than 2016.

New Zealand

Mon, Sep 28

The recalled Jelly Tip ice creams.

'Should not be eaten': Tip Top recalls Jelly Tip ice creams over bacteria

New Zealand Food Safety said the ice cream may contain a bacterium that can cause diarrhoea.

Health

8:14am

Paul Froggatt (Composite image: Callum Lloyd)

Meet the chef whose 'magical, mischievous' fare holds the highest Michelin rating in NZ

Chef Paul Froggatt may be renowned for his artful treatment of the finest local ingredients, but he hasn't forgotten his UK origins.

Life

6:01am

Dairy Flat Bakery's Bunnarith Sao was presented with the trophy for the best sausage roll in NZ.

'Speechless': Auckland baker's sausage roll named NZ's best

A Dairy Flat bakery has taken home the Legendary Sausage Roll award after judges voted it the best in the country.

Business

Friday 1:54pm

Maketū Pies.

Maketū Pies up for sale, 21 jobs on the line

The Montana Group is proposing to close the Bay of Plenty factory when its lease ends in December.

New Zealand

Wed, Sep 30

Loaves of bread, blocks of butter and a tank of diesel are among the items that have more than doubled in price in the last decade.

The everyday staples that have more than doubled in price since 2016

Several items have nearly doubled in price, research from a major bank shows, as nearly half of New Zealanders say they feel worse off than 2016.

New Zealand

Mon, Sep 28

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(Composite image by Vinay Ranchhod / 1News)

'Eat like me to look like me': The slippery slope into orthorexia

People looking to stay healthy and tone up instead find themselves heading down a path of food restriction and guilt.

Life

Sun, Sep 27

Traditional danish “smørrebrød” or open sandwich made with a slice of buttered rye bread, marinated herring, shavings of horseradish and topped with red onion, fresh dill and capers.

How a traditional Nordic way of eating could help you live longer

Experts say adopting a Nordic diet could cut your risk of heart disease and diabetes.

Life

Wed, Sep 23

Shoppers browse the aisles as supermarket competition becomes an election issue.

Each party has a supermarket fix - what if we combined the best ideas?

From restructuring to a national chain, how to drive supermarket competition up, and grocery prices down, has become an election battleground.

Business

Tue, Sep 22

Espresso coffee.

Seven of the weirdest things coffee does to your body

Coffee is a chemically complicated plant extract containing hundreds of bioactive compounds that can have all kinds of weird and wonderful effects in your body.

Life

Tue, Sep 22

Te Pāti Māori co-leaders Debbie Ngawera-Packer and Rawiri Waititi.

Te Pāti Māori pledges $3.1 billion plan for 'kai sovereignty' if elected

The party is promising tax credits, a Community Kai Fund and funding for Māori-owned supermarkets if elected.

Te Ao Māori

Mon, Sep 21

A customer holds an ice cream cone outside of a Mixue store, Wednesday, September 16, 2026, in Sunnyvale, California.

Fast food from the US and China catches on in both countries

China and the United States are divided on many issues, from tariffs and technology to Taiwan. But there is one thing tying them together: fast food.

World

Mon, Sep 21

Rook cafe's $100 coffee

Verdict in on Christchurch cafe's $100 coffee

Christchurch coffee lovers are splashing out for the rare $100 cup, with the ultra-premium brew already selling fast.

New Zealand

Mon, Sep 21

Rosie, the giant robotic arm behind Hawke's Bay-based food truck Dr Bon Vons, has been attracting curious crowds

Meet the robot serving up chips in less than three minutes

A Hawke's Bay-based food truck operated by a giant robotic arm is offering a glimpse into what the future of New Zealand's takeaway industry could look like.

New Zealand

Fri, Sep 18

National this week announced plans to pursue a separation of Foodstuffs' supermarket chains, potentially splitting Pak'nSave from New World and Four Square.

Foodstuffs challenges National to show receipts on supermarket split savings

The supermarket giant says shoppers deserve answers on the costs, risks and savings behind the proposal to split Pak'nSave from New World and Four Square.

Business

Fri, Sep 18

National's finance spokesperson Nicola Willis.

Willis rejects Foodstuffs' warning break-up would lift prices

National's finance spokesperson dismissed the co-operative's concerns as "extraordinary" while consumer advocates welcomed the proposed split.

Business

Thu, Sep 17

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Mekong Baby on Ponsonby Rd in Ponsonby, Auckland. (Source: Google Maps)

'Heaviest of hearts': Popular Ponsonby eatery Mekong Baby closes

The Southeast Asian fusion restaurant had been on the strip for more than a decade.

Business

Wed, Sep 16

The party said it would make it illegal for "big companies with substantial market power" to charge excessive prices for essential goods and services, or to pay unfairly low prices to suppliers.

Labour says it will 'crack down' on price gouging for essentials if elected

The crackdown would target the big players in food, power, fuel, transport, telecommunications, banking and insurance.

Business

Wed, Sep 16

Composite image by Callum Lloyd.

What a grocery receipt from 1991 reveals about food prices today

1News compared a Woolworths shop from 1991 with today's prices to see how much the supermarket bill has really changed.

New Zealand

Sun, Sep 13

A handful of nuts could help lower the risk of high blood pressure.

Can a handful of nuts a day reduce your risk of high blood pressure?

Most cases of high blood pressure are shaped by how we live and what we eat.

Life

Sat, Sep 12

Wild goats will be used instead of imported goat meat.

Goat recipes on show at West Coast 'Bush to Belly' event

West Coast branch of the Deerstalkers' Association hopes to change perceptions around wild goat.

New Zealand

Fri, Sep 11

Woolworths has recalled a popular breakfast cereal sold in supermarkets nationwide.

Woolworths recalls own-brand cereal over risk of blue plastic pieces

The Multi Grain Cereal, sold nationwide and exported across the Pacific, should not be eaten – shoppers are urged to return it for a full refund.

Business

Tue, Sep 8

A food pantry in New Brighton, Christchurch.

MSD told thousands food was 'not an essential need'

The Ministry of Social Development declined Special Needs Grant applications on that basis on more than 8000 occasions.

New Zealand

Mon, Sep 7

Kiwifruit breeder Russel Lowe invented the gold kiwifruit variety at his research facility in Te Puke.

Newsmakers: The kiwifruit pioneer who saved an industry

When New Zealand's kiwifruit industry was on the brink of collapse due to disease, Russell Lowe saved the day with the breed that everyone fell in love with.

New Zealand

Sat, Sep 5

A pint of Guinness beer is poured on St. Patrick's Day on March 17, 2023, in Bellows Falls, Vt.

British police try to track down theft of 70,000 pints worth of Guinness

Two trailer truckloads of the famously creamy dark beer valued at £115,000 (NZ$264,558) were stolen from a depot near Liverpool.

Crime and Justice

Fri, Sep 4

Horse pie stickers at Hoon Hay Kiwi Bakery show they sold out of the flavours.

Christchurch bakery beats the neigh-sayers as horse pies sell out

Hoon Hay Kiwi Bakery in Hillmorton has had the last laugh after their controversial horse pies proved popular.

New Zealand

Thu, Sep 3

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