Let's dish on the best kids cooking classes around Orlando! 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!
Maitland Public Library
Tracy Snyder Molina: The Maitland Public Library offers monthly Fresh for Kids cooking classes with a focus on a specific theme and simple, hands-on recipes. Kids will get a chance to prepare and eat their creations!
Truffles and Trifles
Tracy Snyder Molina: This fine gourmet cooking school offers a summer cooking camp for kids and teens. Each day the children will explore a different country or region: French, Italian, Asian, Mexico and America. Important cooking fundamentals such as basic knife skills, how to read and follow a recipe, measuring and mixing, and the importance of kitchen safety will all be covered. The teens camp will cover more advanced cooking techniques.
Sugar Divas Cakery
Tracy Snyder Molina: Sugar Divas Cakery offers special monthly cake decorating classes to the community, many of which are kid-friendly. They also offer individual "create your own cake" decorating classes during store hours. You'll get a small cake, a demo on how to use piping bags and a variety of candies for decorating and 1-2 hours of time in the store to create your masterpiece.
The Kids Cooking Connection
Tracy Snyder Molina: The Kids Cooking Connection provides a structured environment where kids can learn the basics of nutrition and healthy food preparation while having a blast. Kids will use math and reading skills, explore science and chemistry concepts and touch on geography and history through international cuisines and generational recipes.
U Can Cook
Tracy Snyder Molina: U Can Cook offers a variety of themed cooking classes and events as well as custom birthday parties.
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