Crafty Cooks Classes for 2-5 Year olds, Summer Term Thursdays at The Dish and Spoon and more!

By CraftyCooks
April 12, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted April 12, 2016

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Posted April 12, 2016

We have some delicious recipes lined up for this term, the children will bake a variety of delicious sweet and savoury recipes and do a taste test or activity relating to the recipe while the food is cooking. Perfect for budding chefs, food lovers or fussy eaters!

Recipes this term include Pizza Rolls, Flapjack Snacks, Cornbread and Orange and Banana Scones. Yum!

Classes are as follows:

Wednesdays at 10am at The Lakes Cafe, South Norwood Lake

Thursdays at 11am at The Dish and Spoon Cafe, Nunhead

Both cafes have lovely coffees, cakes and lunches and parks on their doorstep so come along for some lovely baking and enjoy a stroll in the park afterwards!

Classes are ?8 a session or there is a discount if you book for a term/half term.

please contact me at [email protected] or 07890154651 to book a place.

https://www.facebook.com/CraftyCooks.SouthLondon/

www.craftycooks.co.uk

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