Daily bakes move quickly and routes shift with traffic and weather. Use these plain pointers to shape a simple plan: choose a box, pick a window, and expect small variations—no fixed promises, just steady communication.
Plan a delivery
                    Honeycomb Cheltenham Desserts prepares small runs of cakes, pastries, and fruit pots for doorstep delivery across GL50–GL53. We keep the tone practical: box sizes, typical items, and how to set expectations when a bake sells out.
Menus rotate. Some days favour citrus loaves and panna cotta, others lean toward brownies, choux, or seasonal tarts. Slots open in waves; if a time shows as full, it may reopen after a route reshuffle. Bring a short note at checkout for stairs, gates, or sleeping babies—quiet handovers are common.
About the kitchen
                        Mara Leigh
Bake Lead
Plans small-batch menus and balances textures—crisp shells, soft set creams, and bright fruit without heavy sweetness.
                        Theo Grant
Dispatch & Routes
Groups drops by street rhythm and typical traffic waves, keeping messages short and clear when timings shift.
            
                        Boxes & windows
A light box suits two or three people; a share box fits small teams. Windows are approximate and may slide with traffic—updates arrive by message.
Read the note
                        Ingredients & notes
Each box carries a simple card listing common allergens and storage suggestions. If you need a clearer list, write a short line at checkout.
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