Foodini Club

Closed.The subscription club ended in March 2025 because of rising costs, and the company now sells only single seasonal packs.

What's in the box: When the club was running, a seasonal pack combined step-by-step recipe cards for food and drink with craft activities, science experiments and foraging guides.

Foodini Club no longer runs its subscription. The seasonal kids' cook and craft club closed in March 2025, and the company now sells only a few single seasonal packs through its online shop. The UK business ran for nearly ten years. It started as a meal kit club for children, then became a monthly cook and craft pack that shipped internationally, and from 2022 it was a seasonal subscription. The company says rising operating costs and challenges for small UK businesses meant the club could no longer pay its way. While it ran, the packs aimed to get children cooking with step-by-step recipe cards, along with craft activities, science experiments and foraging guides. They focused on letting children lead, trying new flavours and spices, and helping hesitant or selective eaters become more willing to taste what they had made. They were also pitched at home educators as a way to cover parts of the curriculum through cooking. If you want a taste of what the club offered, the remaining single packs and printed posters are one-off purchases, but there is no subscription to join. The company says it plans to publish a Foodini Club cookbook in 2027. Families looking for a regular kids' cooking box will need to look elsewhere.