15 Food Subscriptions to Give Your Mom This Mother's Day

If your mom loves nothing more than that first cup of coffee in the morning, she will shower you with praise if you get her a subscription to Craft Coffee ($30-$300). Each month, she'll receive beans from three different artisanal roasters, as well as brewing tips and tasting notes.

Foodstirs ($20/month) is the perfect subscription service for the mom who loves to bake. It's a sweets-focused delivery service from actress and mother Sarah Michelle Gellar that offers a variety of cookie and cake mixes that make baking a lot easier. All the kits include any additional items you'll need, like the heart-shaped cookie cutter and sprinkles pictured here.

If your mom is a self-proclaimed chocoholic, she'll be forever grateful for a chocolate-of-the-month subscription ($96-$318), which includes four craft chocolate bars (dark, or a mix or dark and milk) per month.

The Bon Appétit Box ($75-$390) is for the mom who would rather be eating a baguette in France — it's a subscription exclusively focused on French foods. Boxes are grouped by theme, like Provence aperitífs and French breakfast, all impeccably sourced.

If your mom is not a fan of surprises and wants to know exactly what she's getting, she'll appreciate a subscription to Hampton's Lane (from $55). It stands out from the pack by allowing members to opt in or out of various themed boxes monthly, so they'll never get a collection of products they won't use. Past months' themes include American breakfast (pictured), coastal Italy, and Southwestern fiesta, but what they all have in common is top-notch aritsan products, from ingredients to kitchen tools and recipes.

Traditional wine clubs are a great discovery tool, but few are as fun, interactive, or social as Bottle Bracket ($100 quarterly). The first shipment includes a game board and four bottles of the same varietal from the same region with the labels covered up (subsequent shipments are wine only). The game is in blind tasting and then ranking the wines (valued between $20 and $40) in order from least to most expensive using a March Madness-style bracket game board, and then seeing how accurate your ranking is, all while getting tipsy in the process.

Most of the recipes on BlueApron take between 12-25 minutes to throw together, making them ideal for the mom who wants to get home-cooked food on the table quickly. The service also offers wine delivery, and the small bottles are perfect for weeknights. At about $10/meal, it's a good way to get restaurant-worthy quality meals at home rather than actually going to restaurants.

For something a bit more personalized for the tea-loving mom, consider a Rosali subscription ($15 and up per month). After filling out a short quiz about your preferences (like your favorite type of tea and preferred caffeine level), the company will send a selection of three loose-leaf teas tailored to taste. Your mom will appreciate her daily cup even more if she knows you put extra thought into it.

Mouth.com offers a killer subscription snack box (from $50 per month). If your mom loves elevated snacks like black truffle popcorn, caraway and garlic dill pickles, and peanut butter nougat chocolate bars, she'll be thrilled to receive this box of of five indie snacks every month.

Those on a budget should turn to HelloFresh, one of the most popular meal delivery services. It's also great for moms who have to cook for picky eaters, as the recipes offer great flavor and recognizable ingredients like Greek salad with chicken. It ships nationwide (except for Alaska and Hawaii).

Moms who love traveling — or who never get the chance to travel — will appreciate Try the World (from $29); subscribers receive a range of treats both sweet and savory from a different country (such as France, Spain, or Japan) every month.

Your mom can satisfy her sweet tooth with a monthly delivery of irresistible candies. With the gift of Candy Club ($20-$28 per month), she'll receive a box filled to the brim with two to three pounds of sweets like sour cherry belts, salt water taffy, and Haribo gummies.