Grand adventures in cooking????

[TiggerStac]

Has anyone's child/ren done the grand adv in cooking at GF??
Can you tell me a little about it.
My son will be turning 4 on our 2nd day (well we arrive at 9:30pm the night before) at WDW. He loves helping me cook and decorating cakes/cookies with me. What do the kids get to do/make??
If you don't mind my asking, what is the cost, as well.
Thanks...just trying to figure out if he would like it.

 

[DisneyMomx7]

We've done the other two (Pirate Cruise and Wonderland tea party) and the kids loved them. We're trying Grand Adventures in Cooking for the first time this trip. Kids will be doing it on July 8th so I'll post when I get back and let you know how it is.

 

[Merriwind]

This is one of DD7's all-time favorite activities and she will be taking her 4yo (boy) cousin in October. They have about two dozen different items they can make. DD has been there for mini-tarts (2x--they are awesome), worms & dirt, english muffin pizzas and some sort of decorated cookie or cake (not too memorable).

The kids decorate aprons with handprints and get toques with ears. They wash hands a lot, prepare the food and usually read a story while any necessary baking/setting is taking place. Parents get pagers and you wait for the group in the GF back lobby (outside the GF Cafe). They march in (in aprons and toques, of course) with the food on a cart, offer it to all loved ones and then to anyone walking through the lobby.

We think it is a terrific program!

 

[Reyasmom]

you just convinced me! I'd been trying to decide between this and the pirate cruise for DD, but I think the cooking is going to be perfect!
Thanks
Amanda