- Is home-cooked food legal and safe to buy?
- Yes. Arizona legalized the sale of home-cooked food under HB 2042. Each cook registers with the state cottage food program and holds a current food handler card. Food is made in a home kitchen that is not inspected by a health department, and you acknowledge that before you pay.
- What does the Registered Kitchen badge mean?
- It means we verified the cook cottage food registration and a current food handler card. Only verified kitchens appear on the site and carry the badge.
- How do allergens work?
- Every dish lists its declared allergens. Food is made in a home kitchen that may process common allergens. If you have an allergy, ask the cook before ordering.
- Is it pickup or delivery?
- Pickup is always available. Some cooks also offer delivery, done by the cook herself or a helper she designates.
- What does it cost?
- You pay the food price, a small service fee, and any delivery fee. The cook keeps most of every order.
- How do I become a cook?
- Set up your kitchen, we help you register and get your food handler card, build your menu, and start taking orders.
