Lucky Sod Litte Diggers Washed & Ready to Cook
$4.99
At Balle Bros, we believe every potato, carrot, onion, cauliflower, and cabbage should feel like a Lucky Sod — nurtured with just the right sunshine, rain, and grower know-how. For three generations, we’ve been cultivating great land with great people, proudly growing fresh produce that makes us — and hopefully you — feel pretty lucky too.
Locally grown in NZ (Franklin,Far North, Matamata, Ohakune, Canterbury), Lucky Sod Little Diggers potatoes are a nutrient-rich whole food, packed with goodness and energy to fuel your day. Count them as one of your five-a-day — perfect for everyday meals and easy summer entertaining.
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Judy Thomas –
Very versatile, so easy to pop in the air fryer for a quick potato salad . Great tasting.
Bernadine Coddington –
Great little potato
Kuki –
These were very good. I roasted them with oregano and olive oil. Had them with New Yorker Porkers.
Alison Shepherd –
Love these!
Tracy Smith –
Great little potatoes for a nice addition to any meal. Cooked pretty quickly. Nice thin skin so keeps the potato together nicely.
Kathy –
I love little tatties but I hate peeling them. Best of both worlds in this bag. Loved them.
simmi –
Lucky Sod Little Diggers are a handy, tasty and time‑saving choice — excellent for salads, roasting or simple sides — ideal if you want ready‑to‑go potatoes. If you need fluffy mashed potatoes, you might prefer a higher‑starch potato instead.
Julie –
Fresh and ready for cooking. Easy to clean and prep.
Nicky Delaveau –
Lovely potatoes – well most of them
Nat –
Good potatoes but I prefer unwashed ones and some had some bad spots on
Dana Morcan – Gisborne –
Unfortunately, a few were rotten when I went to open the bag, but it could’ve been the way I stored them as it has been very hot and Gisborne over the past few weeks. So I will do this review kind of separately from that first initial disappointment as the potatoes themselves – the ones that were still fine to use – were easy to cook with, and a good size.
Hannah – Auckland –
Yummy with butter and green onions