Think Outside the Box Subscription Box Sourcing & Procurement

Sportsman’s boxes offer the best subscription boxes for hunting and fishing enthusiasts. Sportsman’s Boxes offer three different subscription boxes. The first subscription box that Sportsman’s boxes released, the original is for hunting and fishing enthusiasts. The starter box starts at $25 a box, the original is available from $42 a box, and the Denali starts from $83 a box.

*all the tools you’ll need to groom your eyebrows.straight-edge, stainless steel scissors perfect for trimming, pro-grade tweezers specially coated & designed to grab the finest hairs, & designed to grab the finest of hairs, and an angled brush for applying powder & pomade. *this shimmery copper eye brightener diffuses light to make your eye area look refreshed & lifted it’s infused with macadamia & meadofoam oils hydrate your skin & help reduce the look of fine lines. *it might look like it’s filled with nine jeweled-toned shades, but thanks to the built-in tone-altering primers ( one beige & one black), you actually get 27! Use your favorite eyeshadow brushes to sweep on luxe shadows in rich bronze, amethyst, or Rase gold, add a festive pop of matte color, or layer pale-to-deep neutrals for amazing depth and dimension.

These flapjacks remained a family favorite for quite some time until one day, Penny loaded up a little red wagon and sent her son, Joel, out into the neighborhood to sell brown bags of flapjack mix. Penny loaded up a little red wagon and sent her son, Joel, out into the neighborhood to sell brown bags of flapjack mix. Finally, after Jon had modified his mom’s recipe into an “add-water-only” mix, Kodiak Cakes Frontier Flapjack and Waffle Mix  was ready for market. In 1995, Jon’s little brother, Joel, hopped onboard and their team of two hit the streets of nearby ski towns like Park City, Utah; Sun Valley, Idaho; and Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where they sold their mix to local gift shops and stores.

In fact, our roots take us all the way back to the 1980’s when a young Joel Clark packed up a little red wagon to sell his mother’s homemade flapjack mix from door to door. These days we are more than just flapjacks and waffles, offering a variety of products including microwavable Kodiak Cups, Toaster Waffles & Flapjacks, Baking Mixes, Oatmeal, Fruit Syrups, and some exciting new snack options. See just how much we’ve grown since that little red wagon below, and then see if you can guess what’s next for the pancake mix with the bear on the box. Want to learn more about how Kodiak Cakes got started as a homemade mix?

Like all of our Kodiak Cakes Flapjack & Waffle Mixes, when it comes to the Cinnamon Oat Power Cakes they can be used in a whole lot of whole grain ways. Not only can this mix make plain old muffins into masterpieces, cakes into extra delicious creations, and even change the donut game, but it also adds a healthy dose of whole grains and protein to each recipe. Check out three of our favorite creative ways to use our Cinnamon Oat Power Cakes below! Get 3x the mix with our 4.5 lbs Grizzly Sized Box of Cinnamon Oat Power Cakes today, right from our Kodiak Store!

As we reflect the unique year we have all shared, we want to give a heartfelt thank you, full of gratitude and appreciation, for the support we’ve felt from every single customer, flapjack lover, and Kodiak fan. Here at Kodiak Cakes, we are especially thankful for your endless support that has helped keep us motivated and driven to deliver great tasting, balanced, and wholesome food we hope could be a source of comfort throughout these uncertain times. Wishing you all the best, As we reflect the unique year we have all shared, we want to give a heartfelt thank you, full of gratitude and appreciation, for the support we’ve felt from every single customer, flapjack lover, and Kodiak fan. Here at Kodiak Cakes, we are especially thankful for your endless support that has helped keep us motivated and driven to deliver great tasting, balanced, and wholesome food we hope could be a source of comfort throughout these uncertain times.

But, in the mid-‘90s, my older brother Jon decided to start a business, and Mom suggested he do it with her pancake recipe. We didn’t know anything about food product sales, so we started selling to gift shops in Salt Lake City, UT, and small mountain towns like Park City, Sun Valley, and Jackson Hole. But, in the mid-‘90s, my older brother Jon decided to start a business, and Mom suggested he do it with her pancake recipe. We didn’t know anything about food product sales, so we started selling to gift shops in Salt Lake City, UT, and small mountain towns like Park City, Sun Valley, and Jackson Hole.

We asked what all you folks had planned for your holiday menus this year and had some amazing recipes submitted to us. Even though we couldn’t fit them all in our holiday recipe booklet, below is a compilation of some favorite Kodiak Cakes recipes from real Kodiak Cakes fans. Thank you to all who shared your creations with us!

Tip: Smooth down the fabric as you wrap, and only glue a few inches at a time to make sure the glue doesn’t dry out. Tip: Smooth down the fabric as you wrap, and only glue a few inches at a time to make sure the glue doesn’t dry out. If you choose a thicker ribbon, we found it easiest to use a little bit of twine to help tie pinecones, pine sprigs, and other accessories to the gift. If you choose a thicker ribbon, we found it easiest to use a little bit of twine to help tie pinecones, pine sprigs, and other accessories to the gift.

Cream butter, salt, and sugar for two minutes on medium speed. Cream butter, salt, and sugar for two minutes on medium speed. In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat butter, shortening and salt at medium speed until well combined, about 2 minutes. Add 5 tablespoons milk or cream and beat at medium-high speed until smooth, about 1 minute.