easy
1.5 hours
No physical fitness required; suitable for all ages
Discover the joy of chocolate making at Smoky Mountain School of Cooking. In just 1.5 hours, craft sweet treats to take home and enjoy. It's the perfect blend of fun, flavor, and skills in the heart of the Smokies.
Nestled in the scenic surrounds of the Smoky Mountains, Smoky Mountain School of Cooking offers more than just culinary classes — it’s a chance to immerse yourself in the art of chocolate making. Located in a region renowned for its lush forests, rolling hills, and mountain streams, this charming spot provides an ideal backdrop for a hands-on, flavorful adventure. During the 'Hands-On: Join Our Fun and Indulgent Chocolate Treat-Making Class,' participants spend 1.5 hours mastering the craft of chocolate confectionery, transforming simple ingredients into luscious Bear Paws, Peanut Butter Cups, Bourbon Balls, and Peppermint Bark. The process is guided by expert instructors who share recipes, techniques, and tips, making it accessible whether you're a novice or a seasoned sweets creator. Once finished, you depart with your homemade treats, perfect for sharing with loved ones or savoring yourself. This class is a delightful way to indulge in local culture and craftsmanship, standing out as a favorite activity in the area for those seeking a cozy, creative experience away from outdoor pursuits. With the opportunity to learn new skills and enjoy sweet flavors crafted by your own hand, it perfectly complements the rugged outdoor adventures typical of the Smoky Mountains region. So, whether you're a traveler with a sweet tooth or a family looking for a unique activity, this class offers a memorable, tasty escape at the crossroads of mountain serenity and culinary fun.
Make sure to dry your hands before handling chocolate to prevent melting or sticking.
Wear an apron to stay clean during the hands-on chocolate making process.
Allow plenty of time to enjoy and ask questions without feeling rushed.
Consider bringing family or friends to share in the fun and taste each other's creations.
The Smoky Mountains have a rich history of Appalachian crafts and food traditions that influence local culinary arts.
The region emphasizes sustainable tourism, supporting local food artisans and preserving scenic landscapes.
Protects your clothes during messy chocolate work and ensures cleanliness.
Wear clothing you don't mind getting a little sticky with chocolate.
Keeps hair out of your face and away from ingredients.
Useful for transporting your homemade chocolates home.