Crafty Cooks- term starts this week in Nunhead and more! Baking for 2-5yr olds.

By CraftyCooks
September 7, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted September 7, 2015

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Posted September 7, 2015

Hi,

Crafty Cooks autumn term starts this week with loads of great recipes!

Classes are suitable for 2-5 year olds and cost ?8 a session or there is a reduced rate if you book for a term. The children will make and bake a delicious recipe from scratch alternating between sweet and savory recipes. While the food is cooking they will do a taste test related to some of the ingredients or another related activity. The sessions are great fun and perfect for fussy eaters!

Classes are as follows:

Mondays at Braziliana Cafe in Crystal Palace at 10am

Wednesdays at Rosendale Allotments in West Dukwich at 10am

Thursdays at The Dish and the Spoon Cafe in Nunhead at 11am

Please contact me at [email protected] or on 07890154651 to book a place!

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