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- Fri, Dec 4 • 9:00 AM +More Dates
- 1 to 16 guests
- 2-course meal Beginner friendly
- Boulder (Central Boulder)
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Chocolate making classes in Denver on Cozymeal are hands-on, beginner-friendly and designed to help guests learn, cook and dine with confidence.
Booked the class Chocolate Making 101 with Chef Maggie in Bailey
I've been looking for a tempering class for a long time. Chef Maggie was amazing: personable, knowledgeable, experienced and patient. We never felt hurried. In fact, quite the opposite, she encouraged all of us to be patient and let time do its job. And, all of the bon bons were shiny and delicious. Thank you. Highly recommend."
Booked the class Chocolate Making 101 with Chef Maggie in Bailey
Chef Maggie was incredible! We had an amazing time learning how to make chocolate. Chef Maggie was warm, welcoming, and accommodating for our group. Highly recommend taking this class if you are in the Denver area!
Booked the class Chocolate Making 101 with Chef Maggie in Bailey
The chocolate making class was a fun experience and a great opportunity to learn a new hobby. I enjoyed the class and am looking forward to putting what I learned to use in my own kitchen.
Booked the event Stunning Charcuterie Art with Chef Maggie in Bailey
Absolutely an amazing evening! I had all of my questions answered and I enjoyed my first try at a charcuterie board! We had a blast!
Booked the event Stunning Charcuterie Art with Chef Maggie in Bailey
We had a lot of fun! I had all of my questions answered, and learned a lot that can be done with a charcuterie board. I can't wait to practice!!! Maggie was great!
Booked the class Chocolate Making 101 with Chef Maggie in Bailey
Class was super fun and informative! I learned a ton and had a great time.
Booked the class Essentials of Chocolate with Chef Christopher in Centennial
The class and instructor were good. My only criticism is that I think too much is packed into the activity so you don't really do a full start-to-finish, hands-on recipe. And it would be great if the recipes were a chef favorite or the chef's master recipe so they don't rely on reading every single step.