Delivery is a day, not a distance
You are not paying for kilometres. You are paying for the day the box is made and driven, and we drive it ourselves.
How it works
- Order by 10:00. The box can go out the same day.
- I confirm the date straight away. If I need to ask you something, I message you first.
- I dip the berries that morning. Nothing is made ahead and stored.
- You get a photo of the packed box before it leaves.
- I hand it over and message you that it arrived.
What it costs
| Delivery on a scheduled run | Included in the price of the box |
|---|---|
| Your own outing, outside a run | Priced separately. I tell you the figure before you pay |
| Evening, after normal hours | Possible, costs more. Tell me the window you need |
A run leaves when there are four or more addresses on it. That is the whole logic of the price: one outing, several boxes.
There is no minimum order for free delivery, because delivery is not billed by distance. The smallest box already includes it.
Where I deliver
Auckland only. Fresh strawberries in chocolate do not survive a courier overnight, so there is no shipping and there will not be.
I do not publish a weekly timetable, and that is deliberate: a fixed pair of days would cancel same-day delivery on the other five. What holds on any day is the rule above, so ask me about your street when you order and I will tell you straight away whether it falls on a run.
If nobody is home
I message you before I set off. If the door does not open, we either leave the box in a shaded spot you name and I send a photo, or I come back later the same day. Chocolate and sun do not mix, so the spot matters.