What information should I send to get a snack-order quote?

A detailed first message reduces back-and-forth and makes it easier to tell whether the requested products and quantities can be prepared for the date. You do not need to know every detail, but the basic order facts should be present.

Short answer

Send five core details: snack type, quantity, date needed, pickup or delivery location and budget. Add the event type and serving time when they affect the plan. Moh Bakes uses those specifics to confirm availability and pricing instead of quoting from an incomplete message such as 'how much are snacks?'.

Name the products and quantities

Write the items you want instead of saying only 'snack box.' If you are undecided, state the group size and whether you want sweet, savoury or mixed suggestions. Current minimums differ by product, so quantity is necessary for a useful response.

If several items are requested, list each quantity separately so the order is not ambiguous.

Include the date and serving context

Share the date needed and, where useful, the serving time. An office breakfast, afternoon workshop and school event may need different handoff planning even if the product list is similar.

Mention the event type when it explains why distribution or timing matters.

Give the location and budget clearly

State whether you want pickup or delivery and provide the area or venue. Include a budget when you have one so the order can be discussed within a realistic range.

Final availability and pricing are confirmed on WhatsApp after the actual request is reviewed.