Let's dish on the best kids cooking classes around Milwaukee! Add a review below for any local spots where your family has taken cooking or baking classes for kids, and see what fellow parents have to say about their favorites.
Kitchen safety and cooking are important life skills that it's never too early to learn, and it's always fun to discover new easy recipes for your kids to try out at home!
Superior Culinary Center
Shila: SCC is a cooking school for all ages. Specifically for families, they have culinary classes, "mommy & me" workshops, summer camps (ages 7-16) and birthday parties for kids 3- 17. Courses may revolve around a single theme, or a specific culinary skill. Overall, children are taught how to follow recipes as they evolve their skills in the kitchen.
There's even an Etiquette and Manners Program for children 5 -14, to learn table manners and overall good character skills, as well as a Youth Master Chef Program for serious and aspiring chefs.
Milwaukee Recreation Community Centers
Shila: Milwaukee Recreation Community Centers offer kids cooking classes at certain locations.
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The Secret Oven
Shila: Cooking classes are segmented by age. The youngest chefs focus on working independently in the kitchen using their math and reading skills to follow recipes, with the older chefs diving into increasingly more complex recipes. All classes focus on proper hygiene, safety in the kitchen and nutrition, all while creating a variety of recipes!
Allô! Chocolat
Shila: Learn the history of chocolate and how chocolate is made. Create your own treats through hands-on activities. Learn to temper and mold chocolate, as well as the behind the scenes of preparing, packaging and selling chocolate in the retail setting.
The Petite Chef
Shila: The Petite Chef is an entertainment cooking school designed for young & old. The school is dedicated to teaching life skills and making it fun in the process. The Petite Chef offers cooking classes for children. All classes are single session unless specified as a series or a camp. Class menus are displayed on each class post. See calendar for these details & to register.
Themed birthdays are also available, and are extra memorable when they're dressed up like princesses, or competing in an Iron Chef competition!
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