We’re so delighted to see Secret Kiwi Kitchen featured in the 24 August 2026 issue of New Zealand Woman’s Weekly.
Their Tea Time! feature is all about the simple pleasure of fresh baking, and we were thrilled to see them highlight two of our favourites: Classic Buttermilk Scone Mix and Spiced Gingerbread Cookie & Cake Mix.
Here’s what they wrote:
“There aren’t many things that beat the smell of fresh baking on a winter afternoon. While making goodies from scratch is therapeutic, at times we all need a helping hand!
Secret Kiwi Kitchen’s baking mixes make it easy, using recognisable ingredients and just a few added pantry staples.
The Classic Buttermilk Scone Mix creates light, fluffy scones with no rolling, kneading or shaping required, while the Spiced Gingerbread Cookie & Cake Mix delivers biscuits and cakes packed with warming spices, perfect for winter.
It’s worth keeping in the pantry for Christmas baking too!”
We couldn’t agree more.
Thank you, New Zealand Woman’s Weekly, for featuring Secret Kiwi Kitchen. We’re very proud to see our little Kiwi baking brand in the pages of such a beloved New Zealand magazine.
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About Secret Kiwi Kitchen
Secret Kiwi Kitchen is an award-winning New Zealand food company founded by Lauren Lulu Taylor, an American-born entrepreneur who discovered a passion for New Zealand's exceptional ingredients after making New Zealand her home. Inspired by the country's world-class dairy, non-GMO wheat, and natural pantry staples, Lulu created Secret Kiwi Kitchen to showcase the very best of New Zealand through beautifully crafted baking mixes, edible flowers, spice blends, and pantry favorites.
Today, Secret Kiwi Kitchen products are sold throughout New Zealand and are now available across the United States through the company's California warehouse. Known for premium ingredients, award-winning recipes, and botanical packaging inspired by the work of New Zealand women botanical artists of the 19th and early 20th centuries, Secret Kiwi Kitchen is on a mission to bring a little piece of New Zealand to kitchens around the world.