Because taste is memory, and food brings us back together.

Sometimes, the simplest way to remember someone is by baking their favorite meal. By stirring the same pot. By placing a plate on the table and saying their name.

This is not about catering. It’s about comfort, connection, and creative ritual. Whether you're using chocolate molds to make butterfly favors for a celebration of life, or you're decorating cupcakes with your kids in remembrance — these gestures matter.

SCRIPTed recognizes food as ceremony.

This page includes:

• Resources for planning memory meals or grief bakes
• Comfort food and “last supper” ritual planning kits
• Chocolate hearts, legacy cookie stamps, and edible party favors

You don’t need to be a chef. You just need to remember. That’s the ritual.