Dear sweet tooth,

You deservesomethingsweet.

Cookies, cupcakes, and other good reasons to take a break. For birthdays, thank-yous, and the perfectly respectable occasion of just because.

Pickup by arrangement, one conversation at a time.

Stock photography for inspiration, not our own bakes.

Sorry about the corner.

From our kitchen

Enclosed: a little mischief.

Pumpkin spice macarons, made in the Dear Batter kitchen.

A little sweet.
A little spooky.

Our pumpkin spice macarons, finished with orange drizzle, colorful sprinkles, candy eyes, and ghost decorations. A little look at what’s been happening in our kitchen.

P.S. The eyes have it.

Have a sweet idea of your own? Put the colors, the occasion, and the little details in a note.

The inspiration notebook

Find your kind
of sweet.

These sweet illustrations are a starting point for ideas. Bring a flavor, a color, an occasion. We’ll talk through what’s possible, one sweet detail at a time.

AI-generated images show inspiration, not our finished bakes. Flavors, ingredients, design, availability, and price are agreed individually.

The idea behind the apron

A love of baking.
A little room
to grow.

A home-baking heart, with a fairly serious interest in dessert.

Cookies, cupcakes, and little extras, with room for your ideas. Bring a favorite flavor or a reason to celebrate. We’ll talk through the details and arrange pickup personally.

Yours, with crumbs.

P.S. A little more you.

Make it personal.

A name, a company logo, a favorite photo, or a theme that’s all yours. We’re exploring new ways to personalize our bakes. Tell us your idea and we’ll talk through what’s possible.

Choose an idea to add it to your inquiry. Every design is discussed first.

From a sweet idea to pickup

A few details.
Then, let’s talk.

Your occasion is the starting point. Put your ideas into a note, review the details, and keep a copy for the conversation.

Tell us your idea.

Choose your treats and quantity, add a preferred pickup date, and tell us about flavors, colors, or ingredient questions.

Talk through the details.

Review your prepared message. Availability, ingredients, design, the full price, and payment arrangements need agreement.

Make a pickup plan.

Once an order is accepted, agree the pickup place and time privately. This page does not reserve dates or confirm orders.

Pickup by arrangement. The exact place and time are shared privately once the details are agreed.

Your occasion. Your kind of sweet.

Dear Batter,
I have an idea.

Tell us what you’re imagining. We’ll put it into a text for you to read, edit, or copy. You stay in charge of sending it.

A conversation, with the details agreed together.

Pickup by arrangement. The details are shared privately.

Prices discussed individually. No payment taken here.

Your details stay on this page until you choose to copy or share them.
TO: Dear BatterA little note. A sweet idea.

A little about your plans

* Required details

What’s the occasion? Tuesday counts, too.

Your sweet idea starts here.

What sounds good? Choose one or more *
Make it personalOptional

Add colors, placement, or other design ideas in the details above. We’ll discuss what can be made before confirming a design or order.

Have a logo or photo? Attach it yourself in Messages after opening your draft.

You’ll review your message first.
Nothing is sent from this page.

Before the first bite

A few good
questions.

A few things to know before you put your sweet idea in writing.

How does pickup work?

Pickup is arranged individually. Once the details are agreed, the exact place and time are shared privately.

How much will it cost?

The price depends on the treats, quantity, and design. Ask for a quote and agree the price before deciding. No payment is taken on this page.

Can I ask about a flavor or an ingredient?

Yes—include your question in the inquiry. Ingredients, recipe changes, and allergy needs must be discussed individually before an order is accepted. An ingredient question is not an allergen-free guarantee.

What about shipping or delivery?

Pickup is how we arrange orders. A shipment request can be discussed separately; shipping and delivery are not offered through this page.

Does the date I choose reserve a spot?

No. It is a preferred pickup date for discussion. Availability and every order detail must be agreed directly. Previewing a message, copying it, or opening a messaging app does not reserve a date or place an order.

Can I ask for a name, logo, photo, or theme?

Yes—tell us your idea in the optional Make it personal section. We’re exploring personalized printing and custom designs, so we’ll discuss what’s possible before accepting a design or order. You can attach reference artwork yourself in Messages after opening your draft.

What happens when I preview my message?

Your note opens for you to review, edit, or copy. Choose Open Messages to prepare a text to Dear Batter, then press Send in your messaging app. Nothing is sent automatically, and an inquiry does not reserve a date.

Your idea,
in a message.

TO: DEAR BATTER

Read it over, then open Messages to send it to (786) 419-0809. You can also copy your note or edit your details. Nothing is sent until you press Send in your messaging app.

Direct texting isn’t available here yet. You can review and copy your note, but it won’t be sent from this page.

A little inspiration.

Love the idea? Let’s put it in a note.

Behind the look.

Your details
stay with you.

This page does not collect payments, track your visit, or send your inquiry details to a server.

While you fill it out

Your entries stay in this open page. They are not saved in cookies or browser storage, or sent to a server. Reloading or closing the page may clear them.

When you choose to copy or share

Copy message puts the note on your device’s clipboard. If that is blocked, use Select text manually and your device’s Copy command. If you share the note through a messaging app, that app’s privacy terms and any carrier charges apply. Copying a note does not send it.

Ingredient questions and customer photographs

Include only details needed for the inquiry. Ingredient and allergy questions require direct confirmation. An inquiry never gives permission to publish customer photos or testimonials; that requires separate consent.