Looking for something fun to do that is a little more exciting than going to a movie or the pool? If so, I highly suggest you give the Sweet and Savory Classroom a call. Owners, Jeff & Heather Pennypacker will not disappoint.
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Their classroom is located downtown near Warehouse Row. It is such a neat place ~ all shiny stainless steel with every kitchen gadget you could imagine. With pretty blue and yellow walls and high ceilings. They offer a wide variety of cooking classes for adults and children. Ages for children's classes are 8-13 and 12-17, depending on the class or camp you choose. These are very popular and the schedule books quickly, so sign up early if you see one you like. They offer couples' classes, team building, private parties and children's birthday parties too. Fun, fun, fun!!
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We stopped by to invite them to our event. It was Spring Break week and Chef Jeff and his assistants were very busy with a kitchen full of young children learning about cooking. Each student had on their apron and seemed to be thoroughly enjoying themselves. They were so kind and welcomed us to come back and see for ourselves how fun the classes are.
The concept of SHE Degree was quickly explained & they loved it! See, everyone knows how much these skills are needed. But sadly for us, scheduling conflicts prevented them from joining us. (Saturdays are their busiest days, so joining us would be a little difficult for them.)
However, they still wanted to be a part of the event. Lucky for you too! Chef Jeff & Chef Heather generously donated 3 cooking classes to the event!! The winners were chosen from those who signed up at the market last week. Can't wait to hear how much fun they had! Lisa and I fell in love with the classroom and we only got to visit a short time. So we will be planning a SHE outing to check it out for ourselves. Have you ever taken a cooking class? How did it go? We would love to hear from you about your experience.
Xoxo,
Amy
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