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The best thing about fresh baked goods is having them around.

The worst is running out.

A Flour Child subscription means your favorite biscotti, cookies, and sourdough show up exactly when you need them. No need to reorder, worry about running out, or settle for something inferior because you forgot to stock up. 

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Step 3

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Whether you're treating yourself or sending a gift to someone sweet, we'll handle the rest.

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$10.50

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$11.25

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