From one dozen or a small-team assortment
Wholesale for small offices
The office snack run, upgraded.
Fresh-baked treats for team meetings, welcome days, client visits, and the moments that deserve something better than a grocery-store tray.
- Small-team friendly
- Individually wrapped options
- One-time or recurring

Built for real headcounts—not just giant corporate orders.
Treat mix, packaging, date, pickup or delivery, and total
One-time orders or a recurring team rhythm
Made for the workday
Pick the format. We’ll handle the treats.
Start with one of these proven setups, then tell us what your team likes and how often you need it.
Meeting boxes
An easy-to-share mix for standups, client meetings, training days, and afternoon resets.
Sized to your headcountGrab-and-go treats
Individually packed options that work for break rooms, front desks, and staggered schedules.
Ask about labels and packagingRecurring drops
A repeat treat plan for teams that want a reliable rhythm without rebuilding the order each time.
Weekly, monthly, or occasion-basedHow it works
Easy enough for a Tuesday. Good enough for the big meeting.
A headcount, date, and rough budget give us enough to recommend the right office setup.
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Tell us the occasion
Send your headcount, timing, budget, and any dietary or packaging needs.
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Review your plan
We’ll follow up with a recommended assortment and pricing for your request.
- 3
We bake and pack
Once confirmed, we prepare everything fresh for pickup or coordinated delivery.
Office inquiry
Tell us what the team needs.
A rough headcount and date are enough to start. We’ll help shape the rest.
Good to know
Before you send the request
Is there a minimum office order?
Minimums depend on the items and packaging. Send your actual headcount and we’ll recommend the most practical option.
Can everyone get an individual package?
Yes, selected treats can be individually packed for easier sharing, desks, and staggered schedules.
Can we set up a recurring delivery?
Yes. Tell us the frequency and typical headcount, and we can discuss a repeat-order plan.