🎁 What to Gift from NZ if You’re Visiting Family in China?

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If you’re flying from New Zealand to visit family in China, you’re probably wondering:
“What should I bring that feels premium, practical, and shows I care?”
Forget supermarket chocolates or wine that won’t clear customs — the most thoughtful gift is something beautiful, locally made, and melt-in-your-mouth delicious.

Our top pick?
Lowrey Butter Cookies and Macadamia Butter Toffee Crunché — made in New Zealand, loved across generations in China.


🍪 Why Lowrey Butter Cookies Make the Perfect Gift

Butter cookies are already a popular gift in Chinese culture — but Lowrey takes it up a level:

  • 🧈 42% New Zealand cultured butter = rich, creamy flavour that tastes luxurious

  • 🎨 Elegant, gift-ready tin packaging — no need to re-wrap

  • 🍵 Available in 4 flavours: Original, Matcha, Raspberry, Black Sesame

  • ✅ Handmade in small batches, using only 4 natural ingredients

Whether you’re visiting parents, in-laws, or relatives during a holiday or reunion — this is the kind of gift that says “I brought you something special from New Zealand.”


🍬 Why Bring Lowrey Macadamia Butter Toffee Crunché?

Need something less fragile, but equally premium?
The answer: Macadamia Butter Toffee Crunché

  • 🌰 38% macadamia nuts – sourced from NZ & Australia

  • 🍯 French-style caramelization with 30% less sugar

  • 🛍️ Packaged in resealable pouches – perfect for travel

  • 💼 Lightweight, airline-safe, and easy to share with a big family

This is not your average sweet — it’s a crunchy, gourmet snack that shows you know how to pick quality.


🧳 Where to Buy Before You Fly

You can find both Lowrey Butter Cookies and Toffee Crunché at:
🛒 Aelia Duty Free at Auckland, Christchurch, and Queenstown International Airports

No need to go shopping in the city — just pick them up before your flight!


🌐 Want to Ship Direct to China?

✅ We’ve resumed international shipping to China!
📦 Free DHL shipping on orders over NZD $179
📬 Shop at: www.lowreyfoods.com

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