Bring Italy to your kitchen in this pasta-making class with Chef Juwanza, hosted through Classpop!. You’ll craft fresh pasta from scratch using semolina flour, eggs and olive oil, learning how to knea
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Location: Colorado Springs
What's Included
- A fun, hands-on 2-hour cooking class led by a talented local chef.
- All ingredients and cooking tools provided.
- A full meal you cooked yourself (yes, you!)
- Expert instruction, tips and chef secrets you’ll use daily.
- An authentic experience hosted at a local public brewery, distillery, craft beer bar or wine bar.
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: Yes, kids are welcome! The class is designed to be fun and beginner-friendly, so children aged 10 and up can participate with an adult. Just make sure they can handle some of the tasks, like rolling the dough. It's a great family bonding experience!
A: Definitely wear something you don’t mind getting a bit messy! They do provide aprons, but it’s a good idea to wear clothes that are comfortable and can handle some flour dust. You might want to avoid your best outfit just in case!
A: If you need to reschedule, just reach out to Classpop! They’re usually pretty flexible with changes as long as you give them notice. Just check their policy when booking for any specific deadlines!
Discussions
Just took the pasta making class in Colorado Springs and it was AMAZING!
I did the pasta making class with Chef Juwanza at a local brewery last week, and wow, what a great time! We made fettuccine and spaghetti from scratch and learned to whip up Alfredo and Bolognese sauces. Chef was super chill and made everything easy to follow. Highly recommend it for a date night or a fun group outing! The place had a great vibe too.
Shopping for a gift? This pasta making class looks like so much fun!
I’m thinking about getting this pasta making class for my sister’s birthday. She loves cooking but has never made pasta from scratch. The reviews seem great, and Chef Juwanza sounds like he really knows his stuff! Just worried if she’ll find it too challenging or not. Anyone have thoughts?