A practical guide to stocking an office kitchen
Office kitchens tend to fail in one of two directions: understocked, so people stop bothering, or overstocked with things nobody actually wants that sit there for months.
Start with the basics people use daily — tea, coffee, milk, and a couple of snack options — before expanding into anything more specific. It's easier to add variety later than to unwind a big one-off order nobody touches.
A recurring smaller order, rather than one large quarterly shop, keeps things fresher and gives you room to adjust based on what's actually getting eaten.
If you're ordering for more than a handful of people, our bulk pricing tiers on drinks and snacks make a noticeable difference over a year of repeat orders.
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