Keith Giusto Bread Club

What's in the box: One sourdough round, two sourdough baguettes, and one rotating bread of the month, made to be reheated at home.

Keith Giusto Bread Club is a bread subscription run from a bakery in Petaluma, California. You pick your delivery week or weeks and a renewal term. The site says longer commitments come with more perks but does not spell out what those perks are. The bread arrives ready to finish at home: heat the oven to 450 degrees, bake a loaf for 5 to 12 minutes, and it should taste close to fresh from the bakery. Each box has a mix of sourdough staples plus one rotating bread of the month, and the rotating loaf has ranged from a seeded bread to a chocolate one. A recipe card comes with the bread. If you aren't ready to commit, you can buy single boxes without subscribing, and those work well as gifts. Shipping is calculated at checkout. People who live near Petaluma can pick up their boxes at the bakery for free. Nearly all the customer feedback on the site comes from Northern California, so it's hard to judge how well the bread holds up on longer trips. The site doesn't say much about delivery areas, transit times, or how to skip or cancel, so check those terms before you sign up for a long commitment.