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What do you charge? What do products do they get and what recipes work well? And what age groups do you target?ChefJWarren said:There are many ways to organize this type of event. Hmm.... ideas, ideas, ideas...
Generally what I charge the parents depends on what I give the kids to take home. I then add a couple of extra dollars for ingredients and goodies. This has been profitable for me because the parents are there and look through the catalog and always end up ordering additional items-I also have a special order form that has all the products I used listed so they can easily check off what they want.
If it's at a school you could call it a "class" and charge a little more than I do, since the parents will prob not be there.
ChefJWarren said:I've done 3 at my house over the past year.
Holiday Kids in the Kitchen - $15 per child. They got My Safe Cutter, Creative Cutters Set and Personalized Tote. We made pizza pocket sandwiches, brownie lollipops and cookies.
Pizza Party - $20 per child, $2 each additional child (only receive one stone). They got Small Bar Pan. We made personal pizzas, punch and used Decorator Bottle Set to decorate sugar cookies. This was on Valentine's weekend so there were games and activities related to that.
Ice Cream Sundae Picnic - $12 per child, $10 siblings. They got Dots Small Bowl. We made ice cream sundaes and homemade lemonade. I then had them all sit on a blanket in my living room and had a movie playing. I gave them silly straws to drink their lemonade with and then decorate a bag (colored paper bag) to take home their goodies in. This was my most successful one. My spots filled up and I had to turn some people away.
Mostly I've had anywhere from 2 year olds to 7 year olds come.
A Kids Cooking Show is a fun and interactive event where children can learn how to cook and prepare various dishes. It is a great way to introduce kids to the basics of cooking and help them develop a love for food and kitchen skills.
The Kids Cooking Show is suitable for children aged 5-12 years old. However, younger children can also participate with parental supervision.
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The Kids Cooking Show features a variety of dishes, including snacks, appetizers, main courses, and desserts. Each show has a different theme, so children can learn new recipes and techniques every time they attend.