Cooking Workshop: Tuesday Treats at Grattan House
WHEN
Date and time
WHERE
Location
Grattan House,
Looking for fun but delicious experiences in Melbourne? Join us at Grattan House in this exclusive cooking workshop (limited spots available), where you will bake delicious desserts (and of course, eat them)!
The DisabilityCo invites NDIS participants to bake classic desserts and cakes and put their own creative twist. Recipes include cookie dough and cake with your own custom flavour combination, as well as fudgy brownies and self-saucing puddings.
At the end, you can sit back, relax and taste all the delicious food you’ve baked with us! Register your spot now to book one of the free limited spots.
Knowledge required
Perfect for beginners!
What you’ll get
Easy recipes and fun company
What to bring
Please wear comfortable clothing and enclosed shoes.
Suitable for
This class is great for social interaction, skill development and community access.
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