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Good morning!
Today, before, in the question corner, I got a comment saying "New Zealand souvenirs", "I want to know what to buy" a long time ago, right?
It's like, "When did you say that?"
It's been a convenient day for me, so I'd like to shoot now!
When was it?
I don't think it was when I was in my teens?
I think it was around the age of 20.
The most fun thing about going abroad is going to the supermarket.
I always travel while thinking about buying sweets I saw at the supermarket.
New Zealand has also been selling delicious sweets sold at supermarkets for a longer period of time than souvenirs, but this time I'm planning to go back to Japan again and I'm thinking about what to do with these sweets.
I feel like I've given up.
Yeah, but I'll go around.
There's one thing I'm worried about.
First of all, I'm going to the cheapest supermarket called "packing save".
But there's one problem.
I have a lot of luggage that I want to take back and forth to Japan.
I'm thinking of bringing clothes that I wouldn't use here to Japan, but when I weighed it and weighed it, it was already 17kg, and 17kg with a souvenir, so I can only buy 5kg more as a souvenir, and 7kg of luggage as a souvenir, I wonder if I can make it in time
I thought it would be nice to take a packing video at the end of what I bought, but I don't buy it, but I think it's delicious, so I'd like to take it while shopping.
I found Rotterdam beer the other day! I thought there was a beer making place in Rotterdam, and I'd like to buy it, and I drank it, but it was surprisingly delicious, so I'd like to buy it.
This is very expensive.
I'll cut it for the time being.
There was music playing in the supermarket, so I'll use the sound.
First of all, it's peanut butter.
Peanut butter is famous in New Zealand, but there are so many kinds, right?
Our family is eating this manufacturer's smooth one, not crunchy one.
I've never bought it, but I thought the biscuits called "the overseas" were cute.
Wholefoods Balls that I was addicted to for a while.
I've bought it as a souvenir, my favorite sweets.
Mother and my favorite blood orange tea.
Other flavors are delicious, and this manufacturer is delicious.
Here it is, Rotterdam beer.
It's not an exaggeration to say that it's today's eye- catching product, beer.
I love Mother and Father, but I'm not good at it.
But there are some foreign sweets that have changed a little.
The chocolate option is amazing, isn't it?
I'm confused, aren't I?
One manufacturer also has a lot of flavors.
I love this cookie.
My mother and I have bought it as a souvenir.
This cute package is a cookie that I bought a lot this time.
Yes, I came to the next store.
The second supermarket.
My mother and father like this too, but I'm not good at it, right?
But if you like it, please try it.
Yes?
Chocolate. Craft-type chocolate.
The package is really cute, isn't it?
Chips.
I've bought chips as a souvenir, but I won't buy it anymore.
My favorite is this smoky bacon cheese chip.
And I like this "reverse milk" like Tokyo potato chips.
And this is delicious.
There is also in Japan, isn't it?
It's like that.
I haven't eaten this yet, but the package is cute.
Popcorn.
It's good for the next party.
This is my favorite sweet and salty popcorn.
The one that pops in the microwave.
I think it's also a souvenir.
This snack is a staple snack of the host family.
Don't you always have it?
It's a snack that's always at home.
There are a lot of shampoo bars in supermarkets in New Zealand.
Don't you want to change to a shampoo bar when you see this?
Well, that's it.
Yes, I'm home.
I'm back.
So I'd like to introduce what I bought.
By the way, I bought about two.
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By the way, isn't this bag cute?
This is an eco-bag from a bar called Twi in New Zealand.
How much was it?
It wasn't that expensive, was it?
In New Zealand, there are a lot of eco-bags like this, and I thought it would be possible to give such a bag as a souvenir at the supermarket, but
people around me who use eco-bags already have their own favorites, and I gave one to my sister, but
surprisingly, there are people who don't use things that can't be folded like this, so even if you have a lot of eco-bags, I think it can't be helped, so I think it's best to keep the ones you like for a long time, so I don't give them much, but I think it's good to give them that kind of thing.
Yes! First of all, I bought this one I love!
This is Crunchy Peanuts! Crunchy Coated Peanuts!
You can already imagine the taste! It's salty and delicious! It looks like this!
Yes, this is delicious, but it's big, so I think it's better to give it as a souvenir, but I'll give it to you!
I also bought a lot of this!
Organic Gluten Free Chocolate from New Zealand that I recently found!
New Zealand chocolate is also famous, and mitkase is famous, but it's pretty big!
It's about three times as big as Japanese Itachoco, and of course I bought it as a souvenir, but I thought I'd make a different return this time, so I bought this one!
I've already eaten this, and it's pretty dark chocolate, and it says salted caramel here, but it doesn't feel like salted caramel, but it's more like crunchy caramel.
One grain is big, so I bought it because I thought it would be nice to have a block like this.
This time, it may be quite one-sided.
Also, I don't remember the taste of this cookie very well, but my friend bought it for me when I played and ate it with me, and I remember looking at it and saying, "Huh?"
It should have been delicious, but the box is cute, and it also contains gluten-free and lady free.
When I went to a natural-type supermarket, this cookie was sold out and I wondered if it was popular, and it stuck in my eye for a long time.
I bought a lot of these cookies.
I've already decided on almost all of Japan's schedules, so I haven't bought any extra.
This Itachoco is already full, so I'll only give it away as a souvenir to people I can meet.
And this Rotorua beer.
It says "discovered Rotorua", but it's Rotorua, isn't it?
born in Rotorua
It's great. I've never seen it before.
I actually wanted to buy it for my father, but he said, "Do you know this?"
But I didn't have it in stock, so I didn't buy it much.
This is also for friends who want to give it away.
Wait, I didn't buy it at all. I've been watching it a lot.
And I thought it would be good for my friends' children, so I bought it like an overseas version of Tabekko Dobutsu.
In New Zealand, there are chocolates with cute packages, and I've always wanted to go to the Wellington Chocolate Factory, but I don't want to try it until then, so I want to give it to my family and eat it myself.
I want to go to various Wellington Chocolate Factories.
But in my next big adventure, I'm also going to Wellington, so I'll definitely try it there!
Wellington is famous for its chateau, and beer is also famous.
When you buy beer, there are quite a few company names like Wellington's team name in it.
I really want to go to Wellington, but this is what I bought.
It wasn't much. I thought I bought quite a lot.
This was 7kg in total.
What else did you buy?
Also, my mother is interested in solid shampoo, so I want to buy her that solid shampoo later.
If you have anything else you bought, I'll insert it again.
Yes, I will insert it next to you.
This is Tiki's Habanero Sauce, which my friend recommended me. It was delicious.
She recommended me this as well.
I forgot! This cookie is delicious.
I know the foreign color, but the taste is sweet and light and delicious.
And this bar is a little expensive for each one, but it tastes good for that amount.
I'm sorry for the second time. There are still a lot of shampoo bars.
But, I bought this ethique shampoo bar for my mother as a souvenir because it was very cheap.
It is also sold in Japan.
Thank you for watching until the end.
It was an introduction of the souvenirs I bought in New Zealand.
See you next week.