Your words, in the box.
You type the note when you build the box and it goes in with the duck. A client can tell a gift from a person, and so can your team.
CORPORATE + BULK
Client gifts that get eaten.
the note’s still from you. always.
Team boxes, client thank-yous, the December send. A stuffed cookie box with your note in it and a duck in every one, to one address or fifty.
SELF-SERVE
Under a dozen recipients? Do it yourself.
Build a box, add the note, check out. Sending to more than one address? Place one order per address so each box carries its own note and lands where it should.
- 01Build the boxSix, twelve, eighteen or twenty-four. Pick the flavors, or let the duck pick.
- 02Add the recipient and the noteTheir name, your words. The note goes in the box with the duck. No prices in the box; the invoice goes to you.
- 03Ship it to themTheir address at checkout. Ships from Spring Mills, heating instructions in the lid.
GIFT CARDS WORK TOO: THEY BUILD THEIR OWN BOX, DELIVERED BY EMAIL.
BIGGER LIST
Need forty of them? Let’s talk.
Client gifts, team boxes, the December send. Tell us the headcount and the date and we come back with options, including whether it goes to one address or fifty.
EMAILINFO@INSIDEOUTCOOKIE.COM
ONE ADDRESS OR FIFTYBOTH WORK
DECEMBERFILLS UP. EARLIER IS BETTER.
WHY TEAMS PICK THE BOX
Beige is what everyone else sends.
THE NOTE THE BOX Fun outside. Formal inside.
Loud box, damask inside, cookies you can see cut open on the site before you commit. Nothing on it anyone has to squint at.
THE LOGISTICS One address or fifty.
Self-serve for a handful. For a list, send it over and we come back with options and one invoice. No prices in the box.
- ★★★★★
“We contacted them on short notice for a big order. The owner personally assured me that all the cookies would be there on time, and they were.”
Terrence J. · Verified buyer - ★★★★★
“These are perfect to order for my clients because they’re unique AND taste great!”
raejean m. · Verified buyer
THE CALENDAR
When teams send cookies.
The ones that come up every year. The date you’re working toward goes in the form and we plan the bake around it.
- DECEMBER
The holiday send
Clients, the team, the people who made the year work. Fills up first; earlier is better.
- ANY MONTH
Closing a deal
A box lands the week the ink dries. The note says what a wire transfer can’t.
- ANY MONTH
New hire, first week
Ships to their house before day one. Better than a lanyard.
- ANY MONTH
Thanks, the plain kind
A vendor, a referral, a client who put up with a bad quarter. No occasion required.
- FEBRUARY
Valentine’s for a team
One box per desk, or one big one in the kitchen.
- SPRING
Admin and teacher appreciation
The people who run the place. Send the note to them by name.
- SUMMER
Conference follow-up
You met them at a booth. A box a week later beats a fourth email.
- NOVEMBER
Thanksgiving for clients
Beats the December pile-up. Lands while people are still reading their mail.
WHICH ONE
Three ways in. Pick by how often.
ONCE, A FEW Build a Box
One send, one address, your note. Do it yourself in a few minutes. Under a dozen recipients, this is the fast way.
Build a boxALL YEAR The House Account
If you send boxes in bursts all year, the membership takes the shipping off every one of them and gives you first look at new flavors.
See the House AccountBY THE CASE Wholesale
Stocking a break room, a lobby or a client kitchen on a schedule? That’s a wholesale account: cases, your prices after approval, ordered from your sign-in.
Apply for wholesale
FAQ
Corporate questions.
THE ORDER
Can each box have a different note?
Yes. Self-serve, place one order per recipient and write each note when you build the box. For a list, send the names and notes with the inquiry and we put each one in its box.
Can you ship to many addresses on one invoice?
Yes, that’s what the bigger-list form is for. Send the list and we come back with options and one invoice.
Can I put our logo on the card?
Ask in the inquiry. We sort out the card with you by email.
TIMING
How far ahead should I order?
Send the date you’re working toward and we tell you honestly whether we can hit it. December fills first; earlier is better.
How does it ship?
From Spring Mills by UPS. Every cookie is baked and sealed each day in individual pouches. The heating instructions are in the lid: fifteen to twenty seconds in the microwave, or six to seven minutes at 350. It freezes for up to three months if they’re saving it.
THE FINE PRINT
Allergens?
Every bag carries its ingredient label. If someone on the list has a food allergy, email info@insideoutcookie.com before you order and we tell you exactly what’s in each cookie and what else is in the kitchen.
Are there prices in the box?
No. The invoice goes to you. The box has the cookies, the note, the duck and the heating instructions.
Still stuck?
EMAILinfo@insideoutcookie.com
BAKERYSPRING MILLS, PA
IN THE BOXNOTE · DUCK · LID INSTRUCTIONS
