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3 Best Cooking Classes In Canada

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The 3 most popular cooking classes, with what each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you will pay.

3 Best Cooking Classes In Canada

Montreal: Cooking Class & Tasting with Michelin-Trained Chef

Montreal: Cooking Class & Tasting with Michelin-Trained Chef - The hybrid cooking format: you learn by building, not just watching

1.Montreal: Cooking Class & Tasting with Michelin-Trained Chef

Most Popular 4.3

Hands-on Montreal cooking class with a Michelin-trained chef: cook and taste three dishes, learn sauces and plating, global flavors.

“It was excellent! Chef Rob was great at teaching in a practical way and the food was delicious! The pairings were very well matched with interesting flavours, particularly the non-alcoholic tea pairing featuring very rare flavours that I'd never tried before. I would definitely recommend this to any home cooks who want to broaden their…”

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Montreal: Cooking Class & Lunch with Michelin-Trained Chef

Montreal: Cooking Class & Lunch with Michelin-Trained Chef - Michelin-Trained Chef + Global Food Culture Lessons in One Session

2.Montreal: Cooking Class & Lunch with Michelin-Trained Chef

4.4

Cook with Chef Rob in Montreal Old Port. Learn sauce techniques, then enjoy a 3-course bistro-style tasting in 2.5 hours.

“It was excellent! Chef Rob was great at teaching in a practical way and the food was delicious! The pairings were very well matched with interesting flavours, particularly the non-alcoholic tea pairing featuring very rare flavours that I'd never tried before. I would definitely recommend this to any home cooks who want to broaden their…”

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Montreal Cooking Class & Wine Tasting with Michelin Chef Robert

Montreal Cooking Class & Wine Tasting with Michelin Chef Robert - Timing, meeting point, and how to show up without stress

3.Montreal Cooking Class & Wine Tasting with Michelin Chef Robert

4.5

Cook with Michelin-trained Chef Robert in Montreal, then enjoy a 3-course menu plus wine, cider, beer, or vintage tea pairings.

“It was only ok and definitely not worth the money. The wine pairing was 3 cans of beer split between 6 people, a terrible cider and a wine that didn’t pair well with meal and was supposedly a treat but not if you have a decent palate. They less $5 of food prepared for consumption…”

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