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French Macarons-Adult & Child - Hobby Hill Farm
French Macarons-Adult & Child - Hobby Hill Farm
French Macarons-Adult & Child - Hobby Hill Farm
French Macarons-Adult & Child - Hobby Hill Farm
French Macarons-Adult & Child - Hobby Hill Farm
French Macarons-Adult & Child - Hobby Hill Farm
Hobby Hill Farm / Culinary Class

French Macarons-Adult & Child

$129.00
Sat 5/11/24 2pm

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French Macaron's are the best! Learn to make these delicate cookies and fill them for family, friends, parties or work events. We will make several batches in different colors and fill with a pre-made buttercream icing. What's best about this class? All the delicious cookies you get to take home so make sure you bring some containers or boxes so that you can share with your family and friends.

This class is for 1 Adult and 1 child age 7-13 yrs of age. You will be able to make 1 complete batch of Macarons together. Please bring a container to take your macarons home with you.

Macarons are gluten free but when made in our facility may have traces of gluten as we are not licensed as Gluten Free.

 This class will run 2 to 2 1/2 hours.

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Vicki Pierce
Nana and Grandson

We learned so much and had a lot of fun. The family loved the samples we brought home.
We already enjoy making cookies. Would love a class for Adult + Child for decorating holiday cookies…please 🙏.

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Alex Gubenko
We had the best time.

My daughter and I attended the class and we had so much fun. I am a seasoned cook and this class kept me interested and involved in the baking process. Looking forward to doing another class with my daughter.

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Shirley Hoskin

My granddaughter and I really enjoyed the class. She has made them one more time since the class. Is there a standard recipe for the cream filling you put in the middle of the cookie?