The Best Christmas Gift in Vancouver? A Cooking Class They Will Never Forget
Every December the same question comes up: what do you get the person who already has everything? Another sweater will be forgotten by February. A night spent cooking with a professional chef will not be.
Why a cooking class makes a better gift
It is an experience, not more stuff. People remember a great night out long after they forget a gadget.
They learn skills they will use for years, from making fresh pasta to rolling sushi.
It is social. Book two seats and share the night with them.
It suits almost everyone. No experience is needed, and classes are designed for beginners.
How Key Experiences gift cards work
Gift cards can be bought online in a few minutes, are redeemable for any class and never expire, so there is no pressure to book before a deadline. Classes are hands-on, run in small groups of 8 to 14 people, and most last about 2 hours at the Gray Olive Cafeteria in Burnaby.
Gift ideas for everyone on your list
For your partner: a couples cooking class with a three-course dinner you cook together.
For the foodie friend: a sushi making class or a Thai cooking class.
For the pasta lover: our Italian and pasta making classes.
For your team: a private team building class for 5 to 50 people.
Who can use it
Public classes are for ages 12 and up, so a gift card works for teens, parents, grandparents and friends alike. Prices are per person, so if they will bring a partner, consider a gift card that covers two seats.
Give a night they will talk about
This Christmas, give something they will actually use and remember. Buy a gift card here, or browse all cooking classes in Vancouver to see what they could choose.
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