Sweet Crafting at Smoky Mountain School of Cooking
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required; suitable for all ages
Overview
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.
Hands-On: Join Our Fun and Indulgent Chocolate Treat-Making Class
Make Bear Paws, Peanut Butter Cups, Bourbon Balls, Peppermint Bark
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About This Adventure
Join our delightful chocolate-making class where you'll craft Bear Paws, Peanut Butter Cups, Bourbon Balls, and Peppermint Bark. Enjoy a fun-filled 1.5 hours of hands-on learning, complete with recipes and techniques. Take home your delicious creations and share the joy of chocolate with family and friends!
Join our fun and indulgent chocolate-making class.
- You'll learn how to make: Bear Paws, Peanut Butter Cups, Bourbon Balls and Peppermint Bark. You will take these homemade treats home to enjoy!
Duration
Approximately about 1.5 hours
About
- Learn how to make some chocolate treats
- Take home the treats you make
- All equipment and ingredients provided
- Recipes, cooking techniques and food history provided
- Coffee, tea & water
- Come prepared to have fun in the kitchen
- Appropriate for all ages; however, youth taking the class between the ages of 5-13 must be accompanied by a paying adult
Adventure Tips
Keep hands dry
Make sure to dry your hands before handling chocolate to prevent melting or sticking.
Bring an apron
Wear an apron to stay clean during the hands-on chocolate making process.
Plan for a relaxed pace
Allow plenty of time to enjoy and ask questions without feeling rushed.
Sharing is caring
Consider bringing family or friends to share in the fun and taste each other's creations.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Eastern box turtles
History
The Smoky Mountains have a rich history of Appalachian crafts and food traditions that influence local culinary arts.
Conservation
The region emphasizes sustainable tourism, supporting local food artisans and preserving scenic landscapes.
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Recommended Gear
Apron
Protects your clothes during messy chocolate work and ensures cleanliness.
Comfortable clothing
Wear clothing you don't mind getting a little sticky with chocolate.
Hair tied back
Keeps hair out of your face and away from ingredients.
Reusable container
Useful for transporting your homemade chocolates home.