Choosing desserts for your office or clients

Office orders raise different questions from a birthday party. How will it look arriving at reception? Does it need individual portions? Will it hold up in an office pantry until 3pm?

For a team gathering where everyone eats together, shared platters work well and go further per dollar. Our Sharing Dessert Platter is S$50. For a Mini Brownie Party Box, enquire about quantity, price and availability. Plan on 2 pieces per person as a baseline. For a year-end party or a bigger milestone, a styled dessert table is worth considering instead of platters on a boardroom counter.

A client thank-you

For a gift to one person, such as a client or a thank-you after a pitch, a box from the menu works better than a shared platter. The All-Time-Favourites Box (S$25) needs no chilling, and a handwritten message card is free at checkout. Past corporate clients have included LVMH, McDonald’s, Lancôme, La Roche-Posay x Shopee, Pandora, Peugeot and ASTALIFT.

What travels well in an office

Butter cakes, loaves and cookies hold up better across a working day than delicate tarts, which are best eaten within a few hours of arrival. If the order will sit out before anyone eats it, lean toward the Cookie Box, Banana Chocolate Chunk Loaf or a Bundt selection over anything cream-based.

Lead time and ordering

Standard preorders close at 9pm for next-day pickup or delivery, but larger and festive orders need more notice, especially around year-end and Chinese New Year. If you are planning a recurring order, such as monthly team treats, tell us early so we can plan for it.

Dietary notes

Everything we make is free of pork, lard, alcohol and gelatin. We are not MUIS halal certified, and our shared kitchen handles wheat, dairy, eggs and nuts, so check with anyone who has an allergy before ordering.