Everyone knows the trick about fresh baking at an open home. Almost nobody actually does it — they put out a supermarket cookie platter instead. We deliver warm, hand-rolled German Brezels to the property before the doors open, from $5 each with a minimum of 10.
A buyer walks through six houses on a Saturday. Five of them smell like carpet shampoo.
Warm bread is the one scent everybody reads as home. It arrives fresh from the oven, so the smell is real rather than a plug-in trying to imitate it.
A Brezel gives a buyer a reason to stand in the kitchen for a minute instead of walking a loop and leaving. That minute is when they start picturing themselves living there.
After six viewings the houses blur together. "The one with the German pretzels" is a hook your listing gets and the other five do not.
Delivered boxed and ready to put out. No warming, no plating, no crumbs to sweep between groups — and vendors appreciate that as much as buyers do.
Property address, the day, and when the doors open. Tell us how many — 10 for a quiet midweek viewing, 20 or more for a busy Saturday campaign.
Hand-rolled, real lye, baked in Rangiora on the day. Never frozen and never made the night before — the scent only works if it is genuinely fresh.
To the property, timed so the house already smells right when the first group arrives. Put them out and go back to selling the house.
Running a whole campaign? Ask about a standing order →
Minimums, notice, delivery and booking a run of viewings.
10 Brezels, delivered to the property. At $5 each that is $50 — less than most agents spend on a standard platter, and considerably more memorable.
48 hours is enough. Listings move fast, so if you have a Saturday open home and it is Thursday, get in touch — we can usually make it work.
Yes. We deliver to the address on the day, timed to arrive before the doors open so the house smells of fresh baking when the first group walks in.
Rangiora, Kaiapoi, Woodend, Pegasus, Oxford, Amberley and the wider Waimakariri, and into Christchurch by arrangement.
Yes, and most agents do once they have tried it. Tell us the campaign dates and we will set up a standing order for each open home rather than quoting each one.
No. They arrive fresh, boxed and ready to put out on a bench or board. No plates, no cutlery, nothing to clean up before the next viewing.
Send us the address and the time. We will bake that morning and have them at the property before your first group walks in.
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