Food Circles
For families

Food you'd serve your kids, on a budget that actually works.

Trolley-load weeks are over. With your circle, a case of pears costs less than the punnet at the shops — and you know whose orchard it came from.

No subscription · Free to join
A mother and her toddler unpacking a wooden crate of tomatoes, peaches and basil at a sunlit kitchen counter
01

Real food, named hands

Every product traces back to the person who grew or made it. No mystery packaging, no plastic theatre.

02

Prices that breathe easier

You buy at case prices because six of you are buying together. Often 30–50% below the supermarket shelf.

03

Time you get back

Order from the couch. Collect from a neighbour's verandah on pickup day. No fluorescent aisles.

“My toddler now asks for 'Aunty Wendy's tomatoes'. She's never met Wendy. But she knows the tomatoes have a name.”

— Tessa, Brisbane circle

How it goes

Three steps. Repeat every cycle.

  1. 1

    Join or start a circle

    Six is the magic number. Friends, neighbours, school parents — anyone who eats.

  2. 2

    Order what your family eats this week

    Browse what's open. Add a kilo of stone fruit, a dozen pasture eggs, a jar of raw honey.

  3. 3

    Pickup, unpack, eat

    On pickup day everything is sorted by family. Grab your bag, say hi, head home.

Real food, the people you love, no aisle in between.