Florence: Pasta Cooking Class with Unlimited Wine
1.Florence: Pasta Cooking Class with Unlimited Wine
Florence fresh-pasta class in a medieval tower. Make 3 pasta types, learn sauces, eat everything, plus unlimited Tuscan wine for $21.
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Florence fresh-pasta class in a medieval tower. Make 3 pasta types, learn sauces, eat everything, plus unlimited Tuscan wine for $21.
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Make fresh pasta in a medieval tower near Brunelleschi’s Dome, learn 3 dishes, and enjoy lunch with unlimited Tuscan wine.
“Great fun, great pasta, great wine and great educational chef. Highly recommend this for partners, friends and solo travellers alike”
Hands-on pasta and tiramisu class near the Vatican with a local chef, free-flowing wine and Prosecco, and recipes you can recreate at home.
Make three fresh pasta shapes in Palazzo Grazioli near the Pantheon, paired with organic Tuscan wine, limoncello, and dessert in 3 hours.
Make fresh fettuccine and tiramisù near Piazza Navona in Rome. Wine, limoncello or espresso included in a beginner-friendly class.
“Was a fun experience. Met many nice people during the experience. Maria our chef was awesome and spoke perfect English.”
Florence pasta and tiramisu class with unlimited wine, limoncello, and coffee. Learn two pastas and dessert in a small group.
“we made 2 pasta and a tiramisu. For me, I found the price to value not worth it given its vegetarian pasta. I was expecting meat sauce based. None of us had dietary requirements. There’s “unlimited” wine but its very cheap ones. It is still fun, but not for the price”
Make fresh Roman pasta in Frascati, pair it with DOCG and IGT wines, then end with dinner and a cellar-caves visit.
“This was an absolute highlight of our trip! We had so much fun and it was such a beautiful area. All the staff was friendly, accommodating, and patient with us who have never made pasta before! Love that it’s a family owned business. Would recommend to anyone who goes to the real area and would…”
Rome’s pasta and tiramisu class near the Vatican: small groups, hands-on ravioli and fettuccine, free-flowing wine, and take-home recipes.
“Great family experience!! Our professional chef/teacher made this very enjoyable and ensured everything went smoothly. Top shelf ingredients and the pasta and dessert we made was delicious. The included wine pairing was perfect. We also had a great time meeting other people from all over the world.”
Learn handmade fettuccine and ravioli in Trastevere with wine, prosecco, and gelato, taught in English by a local chef.
“Wow! What an amazing experience! Chef Luca is phenomenal. We enjoyed every minute of learning to make authentic fettuccine and ravioli. We had a wonderful group from many different parts of the world to share this opportunity with. I would highly recommend this company! We were sad we were not able to sta long enough…”
Rome pizza and pasta class: make Neapolitan pizza and fresh pasta in a countryside garden with unlimited wine, tiramisù, limoncello, and transport.
Learn fresh Milanese pasta and classic tiramisu in a local restaurant, with wine at the table for a 3-hour hands-on class in Lombardy.
Learn fresh pasta and tiramisu in Venice’s Dorsoduro, then feast with wine, limoncello, and coffee in a 3-hour hands-on class.
Cook Roman pasta from scratch and taste Frascati wines in a family 15th-century cellar, with a day trip from Rome.
Venice pasta and tiramisu class for a small group, with free-flowing wine, limoncello, and a full lunch you make yourself.
“Fun & fantastic experience. Serena kept it entertaining while the wine was a flowing and the pasta was a making! We made Spinach Ravioli, fettuccini with red sauce, & tiramisu . Pure deliciousness. Looking forward to trying our learned skills back in the states.”