Cooking classes for kids

[Shoe]

Any recommendations for cooking classes for kids?

[jtoh]

I think there’s one at Great World, near the Food Court. I think At Sunrise has classes for kids too.

[MummyThreeStreams]

jtoh:

I think there's one at Great World, near the Food Court.

Yup there is. It's called SoEzy. There's a smaller outlet at united square, next to the food court too.

[philipsteele]

Its nice, learning cooking class from a little age is a good thing.I will research this matters soon.

[quirkymum]

MummyThreeStreams:

jtoh:

I think there's one at Great World, near the Food Court.

Yup there is. It's called SoEzy. There's a smaller outlet at united square, next to the food court too.

How is that class like, have you sent your kids there? I sent my kids to one at a CC before, they came back not learning and enjoying themselves.

[windows]

those at the cc has too many kids in one class, and basically the instructor is doing at her own pace, never bother to check on how the kids are doing. only those bigger kids who are keen wld go to the front, ask the instructor to repeat or demo again. personally think that younger kids would be left out. sent ds once and decided to bake cookies with him instead - full attention, haha…

[Shoe]

Hey there, I checked out the little arts academy… they have cooking classes too apparently.

[gelfish]

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gelfish:

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I just find it \"ironic\" that in olden days, kids have to help out in kitchen to cook for younger siblings or for the family...kind of \"forced to\" cos perhaps family is poor/ parents work long hours/ family is in food business and need extra hands to save staff costs.

But now we are paying money to send kids to cook.

How different the times have become.[/list]