How much do Australians link pineapple lumps (the candy) to New Zealand? While New Zealand regards them as their national treat, the most popular brand is actually produced in Australia. When you purchase them, do you connect them with New Zealand in any way?
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Pineapple lumps definitely have a strong association with New Zealand culture, as they are often considered a national candy and have a nostalgic value for many Kiwis. However, it’s interesting that the most recognizable brand, Allen’s, is produced in Australia.
For many Australians, the association might be less about national identity and more about the candy itself being enjoyed as a treat regardless of its origins. Some may be aware of their New Zealand roots and appreciate them as a Kiwi snack, while others might simply see them as an iconic Australian lolly due to its availability and familiarity.
In short, while many Australians enjoy pineapple lumps, the association with New Zealand is likely stronger among Kiwis, especially those who have grown up with them. For Aussies, the connection may be more about enjoying the candy rather than a national identity link.