Order by 10pm · delivered tomorrow in a two-hour slot How delivery works

From farms within twenty miles

Order tonight, eat it tomorrow

A greengrocer, a bakery and a dairy in one basket, delivered in a two-hour slot you choose. Prices per kilo, so you can tell what anything actually costs.

Produce

Three farms, twenty miles, picked this week

Bakery

Baked at four, with you by nine

Dairy and eggs

Milk in glass, eggs stamped by date

Just in

On the stall this week

The basics

How it works

Order by ten, delivered tomorrow

A two-hour slot you choose at checkout, in a refrigerated van, driven by someone who works here.

A price per kilo on everything

Because a 300 g bag at $3.40 and a 500 g bag at $5.10 are not comparable at a glance, and shops know it.

Glass comes back

Milk, yoghurt and juice carry a forty-cent deposit. Leave the empties out on your next delivery and it comes off the bill.

The regulars

What goes in most baskets

This week’s loaf

Sourdough, in short

Size

800 g

Price per kg

$8.13

Baked

The morning of delivery

Fermented

Eighteen hours

Keep

Cut side down, four days

Diet

Vegan

A round sourdough loaf on a wooden board

Four steps

From basket to doorstep

01

Fill the basket

Search for what you want, or work down the aisles. Prices are per kilo as well as per pack.

02

Choose a slot

Two-hour slots, 7am to 9pm, seven days. Tomorrow if you order before ten tonight.

03

We pack it

Into paper and crates, chilled things last, in the order they will be unpacked.

04

Leave the empties

Bottles and jars go back to the driver, and the deposit comes off the next bill.

The market

A stall, then a van, now a website

We started with one stall and a chalk board. The website is the same shop: the same three farms, the same bakery, the same prices written where you can see them.

  • Three farms within twenty miles
  • A price per kilo on every shelf
  • Glass back, deposit refunded
A hand choosing produce from a market crate

Recipes

What to cook

The weekly box

Let us choose, and it is cheaper

Twelve to fifteen items of whatever is best that week, packed on Thursday. It costs about a fifth less than picking the same things yourself, because we buy what the farms have rather than what a list demands.

  • Twelve to fifteen items, about $34
  • Skip any week, cancel whenever
  • Tell us what you never want and we leave it out