Holiday gift
A holiday gift they helped make
Run a recipe drive through November and give the team a cookbook with something from everyone. Printed books are ready to order for the holidays.
For HR, people & culture teams
Bring your company together around the recipes people grew up with. A holiday team-building project, a culture initiative remote teams can join, and a benefit employees take home: Morsel Pro, on the company.
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An employee cookbook (also called a company or office cookbook) is a collection of recipes contributed by the people who work at a company, usually with the photos and stories behind each dish. It's one of the most inclusive team-building activities there is: everyone eats, everyone has a dish that means something to them, and nobody has to be in the same room to take part.
With Morsel, your employee cookbook lives in a private online group. Employees add recipes from any device, react and comment on each other's, and keep everything in one searchable place. When the collection is ready, you can share it with the whole company or print it as a keepsake.

Holiday gift
Run a recipe drive through November and give the team a cookbook with something from everyone. Printed books are ready to order for the holidays.
Team building
Everyone has a recipe with a story behind it. Sharing them is low-pressure, works across offices and time zones, and gets people talking.
Employee benefit
Give every employee Morsel Pro on the company. Unlimited recipes, card scanning and private groups for their own families, long after the holidays.

Employee benefit
Each employee gets their own Morsel Pro account on the company's plan. No expense reports, no reimbursements.
Employees can create unlimited private groups with family and friends. The company group is just one of them.
Recipe Card Scan turns a photo of a handwritten card into a recipe. It's the feature people show their families.
Unlike swag or a one-night party, a recipe collection keeps getting used every time someone cooks.
Sign up free and create a group for the whole company, a department, or a single office.
Send invites by email or share a link in Slack or Teams. Employees join free, or on Pro if you license seats.
Holiday favorites, family heritage recipes, or a department cook-off. A clear end date keeps momentum up.
Post a first recipe from leadership, then spotlight a new one each week. Photos and stories get the most reactions.
Host a potluck or a virtual cook-along with recipes from the group. People comment, ask questions and swap tips.
Everyone keeps access to the recipes online. Order printed books for the team in minutes.

Holiday 2026
A holiday employee cookbook takes about four to six weeks. Here's a simple plan that lands in December.
Create the group, invite everyone, and announce the theme and deadline at an all-hands.
Weekly themes like Thanksgiving sides, cookie week and family traditions. Share favorites in your team channel.
Host a potluck or cook-along, give Pro access as a holiday gift, and hand out the printed books.
The dish each person's family can't have the holidays without.
Recipes that tell where people come from. A natural fit for heritage months and ERG events.
Friendly competition between teams, with the whole company voting on a favorite.
Ask every new hire to add one recipe. It's an easy icebreaker for their first week.
Pick a recipe from the group, cook it together on a video call, and share photos after.
Collect recipes around a cause and print copies for a charity drive or company giving campaign.
Quick, packable lunches for a wellness challenge that people actually stick to.
A book of recipes from colleagues to send off a long-time teammate.
| Question | Employee cookbook | Happy hour | Branded swag |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works for remote and hybrid teams | Yes | Rarely | Yes |
| Includes people who don't drink | Yes | Sometimes | Yes |
| Still used a month later | Yes | No | Sometimes |
| Employees contribute something personal | Yes | No | No |
| Doubles as a benefit for their families | Yes | No | No |
No offense to the stress balls you gave out last year.
Start a company group free. When you're ready to give employees Pro, the per-employee price drops as your team grows.
Morsel Pro for your team
30% off the $29.99 individual price
100+ employees
Larger teams get our best per-employee rate, plus help planning the launch, inviting everyone and keeping the recipe drive going.
Billed yearly. Employees can always join your group free; licenses give them Pro.
An employee cookbook is a shared collection of recipes contributed by a company's employees, often with the stories and photos behind each dish. Teams use them as team-building projects, holiday gifts, fundraisers and a way to celebrate the cultures and families on the team. With Morsel, the cookbook lives in a private online group everyone can add to, and can be printed.
Yes. It's inclusive, low-pressure and works for remote, hybrid and in-office teams alike. Everyone can contribute, whether they're a serious cook or have one family recipe they love, and it gives coworkers an easy way to learn about each other.
Create a free Morsel account, make a group for your company or team, and invite employees by email or with a shareable link. Pick a theme and a deadline, add the first recipe yourself, and spotlight new recipes each week to keep it going.
Plan on four to six weeks for a holiday cookbook: a week to launch and invite, three to four weeks of collecting recipes, and time to celebrate and share at the end. Starting in October or early November works well for December.
Starting a group is free, and employees can join free. To give employees Morsel Pro as a benefit, team licenses start at $24 per employee per year for 5 or more employees, drop to $18 at 50 or more, and companies with 100 or more employees get custom pricing. Individual Pro is $29.99 a year.
Yes. The company pays for Morsel Pro and each employee gets their own Pro account: unlimited recipes, unlimited exports, Recipe Card Scan and priority support, plus unlimited private groups with their own family and friends.
No. Recipes are shared only with the groups you choose. Employees can keep a private family group next to the company group and decide what goes where.
Yes. Morsel is online, so people can add recipes from anywhere, on any device. Remote teams often pair the cookbook with a virtual cook-along where everyone makes the same recipe on a video call.
Yes. Printed cookbooks are made straight from a Morsel group, hardcover or coil-bound, with a copy for everyone on the team. Start collecting recipes now so there's time to order before the holidays. See printed cookbooks.
They can still take part. A family recipe from a parent, a go-to snack, or the story behind a favorite dish all count, and many people end up trying recipes from coworkers for the first time.
Yes. For 100 or more employees we'll put together custom pricing and help you plan the launch. Email info@getmorsel.com.
Create a group in a couple of minutes and invite the team. Bringing on 100 or more people? We'll put together custom pricing.
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