The Be Box by Mary be Kitchen is a curated collection of pantry staples from the Toronto-based cafe. Known for its craft coffee, baked goods and brunch and lunch options, Mary Be Kitchen offers healthy and comforting menu items.
The cafe's Be Box bundle is a great gift for foodies looking to support a local business this holiday and consists of 1 litre of Mary Be Kitchen's Braised Short Rib Chili, a package of its homemade guacamole, a package of its housemade granola mix, a sliced loaf of Brodflour Bird Sourdough bread and a half dozen package of its Bake-and-Serve Classic Chocolate Chip Cookies.
Additionally, consumers can customize each bundle to be gift wrapped with a personalized card, and can update the contents inside to be replaced with gluten free or vegan options.
What's Driving This Trend
- Curated Grocery Bundles
- Curated grocery bundles are becoming a popular way for small businesses to sell unique food items.
- Personalized Gift Wrapping
- Personalized gift wrapping is becoming a popular trend for small businesses selling gift bundles.
- Vegan and Gluten-free Options
- Offering vegan and gluten-free options for curated grocery bundles is a trend that many small businesses are adopting in order to cater to a wider audience.
Who This Affects Most
- Food and Beverage
- Food and beverage businesses are creating curated grocery bundles to drive sales and attract customers during the pandemic.
- E-commerce
- Small businesses are using e-commerce platforms to sell and distribute their curated grocery bundles outside of their local area.
- Personalized Gifting
- The trend of personalized gifting is encouraging small businesses to sell curated grocery bundles as a unique and thoughtful gift option.
