13 Baking Subscription Boxes To Get Your Kitchen Humming

There are plenty of subscription programs out there that offer baked goods delivered to your door. Baking is fun! You can even get your kids involved and help them learn to bake. Baking subscription boxes are a great way to keep your family baking, with surprises delivered monthly.

There are plenty of these baking subscription boxes to choose from. While the companies all have different features and styles, most follow the general approach of providing you with various ingredients that can be used to bake at home. Most are suitable for kids or for adults.

Check out the list to see the wide array of boxes for you to choose from. We’re also highlighting their key features and pricing details – to make it easier for you to work out the best choice for you.

Baking Subscription Boxes

PS. If you like the DIY nature of baking subscription boxes, then you’ll probably like meal kits as well! They send all the ingredients, and you get to make amazing dinners without having to do al the shopping 🙂

PPS. If you’ve got a sweet tooth, you might like macarons, cakes and cookie subscription boxes. Yeah, you can get anything delivered nowadays.

Red Velvet NYC

If you’re interested in desserts, Red Velvet NYC is the company to choose. The recipes are designed to be kid-friendly, while still being more interesting than regular recipes that you’d make at home. Their boxes provide you with all of the ingredients that you need. The company even provides details about how to style the finished desserts so that they look professional.

With the Red Velvet NYC subscription, you’re receiving 2 different baking kits each month for $49. The boxes turn up on the first Thursday of each month. Don’t worry if you’re new to baking – there are step-by-step instructions included.

The site even provides examples of boxes, so you know what to expect. For example, the box from January contained chocolate truffles and creme brulee, while the March box offered lemon crinkle cookies and brownies with salted caramel. You can also order dessert kits individually from the site.

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Homemade Bakers Club

The Mix Box by Homemade Bakers is another interesting choice. Once again, you’re receiving pre-portioned ingredients and a recipe card, along with almost everything else you need (you’ll still need to provide the perishable ingredients). The components are all clearly labeled, so there is no guesswork involved.

The company announces boxes a few months in advance, showing you what to expect. This includes chocolate swirl banana bars for April and strawberry white chocolate drop scones for May. 

There’s also a swap option, which allows you to change out the featured dessert for cinnamon buns or a previous dessert. This is perfect if you prefer some types of desserts more than others. There’s only one limitation – availability. The subscription box often sells out, so you’ll need to get in early.

The same company also has a bread version of their box. This one helps you to bake fresh and delicious bread from the comfort of your home. Potential recipes include garlic knots, challah bread, brioche bread, and herb dinner rolls. 

The bread box is still fairly new, so the Homemade Bakers Club is currently testing the breads that will be included. However, the plan is to include between 8 and 12 different breads on rotation as part of the club. That’s a decent number and they’re all certain to taste amazing.

Both boxes are priced the same. You pay $32.95 per box if you order on a month-to-month basis. The monthly price decreases if you order a pre-paid subscription – getting all the way down to $29.95 per box on a 12-month subscription. 

The Innocent Baker

The Innocent Baker currently only ships in Canada, but they have shipped to the US in the past and may do so again. The monthly kits follow a familiar theme, where all dry ingredients are pre-measured and included in the box. There’s a kitchen tool as well.

The kits cost $65 CAD per month if you’re ordering month-to-month. This drops to $58.75 CAD per month on a 3-month subscription and $52.50 CAD per month on a 6-month subscription. 

The monthly boxes contain all the shelf-stable ingredients that you need (pre-measured, of course). You’ll still need to get any perishable items, like eggs. Boxes can be purchased individually from the site if you want to try the service out or have a particular type of baking in mind.  

No details are provided about the specific kits you can expect each month. However, the site does have kits for sale individually, including Cranberry Walnut Rugelach, Funfetti Cupcakes, Chocolate Lover Donuts, and a Strawberries and Cream Swiss Roll. Some of these may turn up in the monthly subscription.

Ani & Fabi

Ani & Fabi is an excellent choice if you’re looking for variety. The company ships out recipe kits for 2 desserts each month. These are hand selected and you don’t know what they’ll be ahead of time. Kits can also be ordered on their own from the site. You can flip through the options to see what you’re likely to get sent. The pages also contain details about what is found in the box and what you need to provide yourself.

The subscription program itself costs $69.99 if you pay month by month. Pre-paying for 6 months saves you 5%, bringing the average monthly price to $66.49. If you pre-pay for 12 months instead, the monthly average drops to $64.74.

Minted Prints

Minted Prints takes a different approach to baking. It doesn’t provide an entire kit that you can use to make your own baked items. Instead, it ships out the cookie cutters you need to make your own cookies. 

Specifically, Minted Prints focuses on unusual cookie printers, ones you often won’t find elsewhere. Their selection is impressive, largely because they 3D print their cookie cutters. You can even sign up for their Cookie Cutter Lounge. This provides you with a library of files and instructions for 3D printing your own cookie cutters. 

For premade cutters, you’ll want their Curator’s Box. This ships out on the 10th of each month and contains 6 surprise cutters. You pay $24 per month, which averages to just $4 per cookie cutter.  

Baketivity

Baketivity highlights the idea of baking as an activity for kids and their parents. The kits are even designed by parents, so you know that they’ll be enjoyable for the entire family. Your subscription goes beyond just baking – as each box also contains a lesson and either a game or an activity.

Many of the kits are sold individually on the site too. You can check these out for a sense of what you’ll receive each month.

At present, the subscription costs $34.95 on a month-to-month membership. You can also order a 3, 6, or 12-month membership. Doing so for 6 months brings the average down to $30.83 per month, while pre-laying for a year takes it down to $28.95 per month.

Honeywell Biscuit Co.

Honeywell Biscuit Co. is another company that doesn’t just stop with a single subscription program. They actually have 4 different baking options: The Bread Bakers Club, the Young Bakers Club, the Bakers Club, and the Family Bakers Club. The first 3 of these start at £15.99 per month, while the Family Bakers Club starts at £25.99 per month.

The Bakers Club is simply a typical baking club, offering dry ingredients and a recipe card. The Bread Bakers club operates in a similar way, except that it focuses on bread. The Younger Bakers Club comes with a puzzle or activity as well as the ingredients and recipe card. Finally, the Family Bakers Club contains a box from the Bakers Club and a box from the Young Bakers Club.

Breadista

Breadista was developed by Germans who found that after moving to the United States, they were quickly homesick for bread from their home. They started working on their own recipes that use high-quality American ingredients and instructions to create delicious bread every time.

The monthly subscription boxes come with pre-measured high-quality ingredients. Most of what you need comes in the box every month, although you may need to add a few ingredients, like butter or water.

The monthly subscription sends out their featured box each month, starting at $44.90.

Bake Eat Love

The baking subscription from Bake Eat Love Box provides pre-measured containers of all non-perishable ingredients. There’s also a baking tool that you’ll use with the recipe, plus an interesting ingredient that’s a little unusual. Those last two items help to make the box much more interesting. 

You also get a recipe card that teaches you to prepare the treat of the month. The desserts here are pretty special, including Chocolate Chess Pies with Hibiscus Whipped Cream and Strawberry & Rose Filled Cupcakes. This is fantastic. After all, what’s the point of a box that focuses on treats you could easily prepare on your own.

The price ranges from $36.50 per box up to $39.99 per box, depending on the length of your subscription. If you’re not ready to commit to a subscription, the site has plenty of one-time baking kits for $39.99 each. There’s even an International Baking Kit bundle that provides three different kits for $115.50. 

Crumble Crate

The kits from Crumble Crate provide you with pre-measured packets of all the dry ingredients, plus a shopping list for the remaining ingredients (most of which couldn’t be easily shipped). There are also baking tools included, so you don’t need to stress about whether you have everything you need.

Examples of recipes include Guava & Coconut Thumbprint Cookies, Lemon Poppy Seed Cake, and Mini Fruit Tarts with Vanilla Pastry Cream. These three examples alone show that there’s plenty of variation. 

The subscription costs $47.95 per month if you order month-to-month, with a decreasing monthly price for longer subscription lengths. The longer subscriptions come with extra bonuses too. For example, the 12-month version includes an apron, a tea towel, a whisk, an oven thermometer, and an offset spatula, along with the regular kitchen tools. 

Baker Boxx

Baker Boxx only ships in the UK, which is a shame, as it is a seriously impressive club. It’s even been featured in The Telegraph, BBC Good Food, and The Sun. 

There are two versions of the subscription: Bread Boxx and Trend Boxx. Both start at £12.00 per month, with slightly different pricing depending on your subscription length. 

Not surprisingly, the bread version offers different types of bread each month. You receive all the ingredients you need, along with step-by-step instructions. The Trend Boxx is similar, except that the subscription kits focus on desserts rather than bread. 

Baked In

Baked In is another UK-based subscription. It’s a surprisingly inexpensive one too, starting at just £7.50 per month. You’re still getting all the dry ingredients you need, plus a recipe card that’s easy to follow. 

A few extras are included, like baking paper. The box isn’t as comprehensive as some of the others on this list, although that’s not surprising for the low subscription price. Besides, if your kitchen is stocked, you’re not likely to need new cooking tools each month.  

There are actually three versions of this subscription: The Baking Club, The Bread Club, and The Junior Baking Club. The Junior Baking Club is the most unusual of the three. This focuses on sweet treats and is designed for kids aged from 5 to 11. It’s the perfect way to get your children started in the kitchen.  

Mon Dessert

Here’s one final UK subscription to consider. As the name suggests, Mon Dessert features desserts. Their selection includes madeleines, cinnamon rolls, baked donuts, and more. 

There’s more equipment than normal in the boxes, including items like molds and even blow torches. Because of this, the club is a great way to start stocking up your kitchen. 

The subscription averages between £18 and £23 per kit, depending on your subscription length. 

Mon Dessert sends out important details about the kit before it is shipped out, including nutritional information, required ingredients, and skill level. If the kit doesn’t meet your needs, your needs, you can actually swap it for a more suitable option.