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Cookery clubs for young children locally?..

Cora

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Cora

Cora

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East Dulwich seems to have such a wealth of classes but this seems to be a missing gap for any entrepreneurs out there!


I would love my boys (5 and 3) to have the chance to do some regular cooking. Yes I know I could do it at home but we never get round to it....


Please let me know if there is anything out there..


Thanks

womanofdulwich

womanofdulwich

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cora that is tragic. really only something you can do in your own home until they are a bit older. maybe next time you visit grandparents/ they come to stay you can suggest it?

choc crispy cakes are a good start, move on to fairy cakes and jam tarts/mince pies.

foodiedethample

foodiedethample

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Hi Cora,

I'm a local food writer/chef/mum of a hungry/food-loving pre-schooler and am about to launch a children's cooking club in January. Location is tbc but is likely to be on Lordship Lane. Drop me a note to [email protected] and I'll give you more details.

Regards,

Rachel

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