Help!!!
Ok, I have searched the web with no answers so I was hoping someone out there might be able to help!
I am looking for a kids cooking class for my two almost 8 year olds. One of them is particularily fond of cooking and chooses to watch the food network over Hannah Montana(weird...I know!). The other one although seems interested in helping isn't as obsessed.
So, do you know of a class??? Do you know someone who would be willing to do classes???
I know...I should be doing this...and I do. I let them help with different dishes and non-frozen ;) items, but I know that if they went to a class they might get a different experience than...mom!
So, please!!!! If you know...leave me a comment!
THANKS!!!
posted by Erin @ 10:22 AM
6 Comments:
I don't see anything local. Probably because something like that might not survive out in these parts. If you're willing to travel once in awhile....
www.akidskitchen.com
www.kids-table.com
www.letitideparis.com/classes.html
Hope you find something that works! Or maybe a private instructor :>)
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You should think about it, 270 Rubles is about ten dollars.
oh my gosh...i am crying from laughing so hard
My kids love cooking too. Have you looked at your local parks and rec??
Well, in our area (Michigan) both the Park and Recreation offer them and the Community College (in the summer). How about 4-H? My mom started a 4-H club so I could learn to sew with my friends. And the next year there was cooking.
Yeah it is called Cooking with Mommmy 101, LOL. That's what I would do.
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