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nicatene1 · 05-16-2008

My DD did the Grand Adventures in Cooking during our trip 2 years ago. I believe she was 4. She really enjoyed it and it was cute although they didn't really "cook" anything. They got to assemble a dirt dessert made from pudding and gummy worms. I just asked my DD and she told me that she made the pudding and put the gummy worms in.
The kids made chef hats with their names and mickey ears and an apron with their hand prints and the date. Then they watch a movie (DD says it was about cooking) and then they assemble the desserts. Once they are finished they have a parade into the GF lobby and hand out their desserts to guests. They do get to keep the hats and aprons as souveniers. It really was cute, but if you have older children the lack of actually cooking something may not be as fun for them.

05-16-2008	#14 (permalink)
nicatene1 Big Cheese Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: nj Posts: 694	Re: Pirate cruise or Adventure cooking class? My DD did the Grand Adventures in Cooking during our trip 2 years ago. I believe she was 4. She really enjoyed it and it was cute although they didn't really "cook" anything. They got to assemble a dirt dessert made from pudding and gummy worms. I just asked my DD and she told me that she made the pudding and put the gummy worms in. The kids made chef hats with their names and mickey ears and an apron with their hand prints and the date. Then they watch a movie (DD says it was about cooking) and then they assemble the desserts. Once they are finished they have a parade into the GF lobby and hand out their desserts to guests. They do get to keep the hats and aprons as souveniers. It really was cute, but if you have older children the lack of actually cooking something may not be as fun for them. __________________ Nikki My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Going back.....