Dana
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6 years ago
My daughter really enjoyed it.
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Tomeka
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6 years ago
My daughter had a great time at the cooking class. She was allowed to fully participate in the process of the food they created which were Mini Taco bowls in homemade tortillas along with soapapilla cheese cake. She will definitely doing this again.
reddy
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6 years ago
wow!! what a waste of time and money.. There are 30 people in the class and kids didn't get much chance to do hands on experience on what cooking means :(
Edis
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6 years ago
just be prepared to learn
Leilani
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6 years ago
My daughter had a great time!
ane
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6 years ago
Groupon rules that I had to give a credit card (makes it hard on the merchant plus I have had my identity stolen) upset me tremendously since I had already paid for the
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D'Osha
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6 years ago
They did a great job with the kids!! My daughter loved it and we plan to enroll in the cooking camp
Monica
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6 years ago
My daughter had a great time.
Courtney
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6 years ago
Very kid friendly. Great atmosphere.
Michelle
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6 years ago
Our son really enjoyed it and wants to go back.
From Our Editors
The recipe for a successful cooking class requires the right mix of teacher, chef, and nutritionist—a balance that each instructor strikes at Young Chefs Academy Frisco. They host students aged 4–16 in weekly cooking classes that regularly change recipes while sticking to the monthly theme. They cater to individual children, school field trips, and even scout troops. They even host birthday parties, which let young chefs celebrate their big day with hands-on instruction on how to make their own pizza, gingerbread houses, or birthday cakes that come out of the oven already on fire and ready to be blown out.
