Last month, I had a great time bonding with my eldest daughter. I enlisted her and registered her to Shakey's Pizza Making Workshop ( Shakey's Rizal Avenue, PPC Branch).
Too bad, it was already the last batch for the year and that they already had 4 batches prior.
The registration fee was just Php100.00. But the worth of the workshop was more than that. Participants will create a solo pan pizza with three flavors to choose - chicken bbq, Hawaiian and pepperoni. My daughter loves Hawaiian flavor, so I chose that one for her.
The certificates, given after the workshop. |
Kids
will also learn how to make friends and communicate with fellow
participants for they offer fun games before the actual pizza making
starts.
Of course, all the kids had fun playing. They've won some prizes plus a free ICE CREAM!!
After the fun-filled games, a short briefing and little introduction was made by the host/instructor.
They they started the workshop by teaching what to do with the ready-made pizza dough.
They actually showed the step by step process in making pizza. They also explained that it is no longer necessary to wear gloves while prepping the dough, because the bacteria will also be killed when cooking the pizza at the convection oven.
There were crews assisting participants too. Showing the kids how to properly knead the dough. Assisted the participants in putting oil on the screen,etc.
After doing all the process properly, now it's waiting time. It's just a couple of minutes before the pizza was served.
My daughter showing off the pizza she just made. Now, it's time for her to eat this one. :) Served with a glass of iced tea and their free ice cream!
Good thing I brought her here, she had fun and wanted to repeat this one. I just hope they'll have more workshops like this in the future.
I didn't even know they did this - a very nice idea - and good experience for the kids.
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhh, I love Shakeys pizza, brings back childhood memories.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like so much fun. I wonder if they do that near here.
ReplyDeleteCool! I didn't know that there are workshops like this.
ReplyDeleteShe did a great job making that pizza! We don't have a Shakey's here, but my son loves to help me in the kitchen and he would love to be able to make his pizza!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this entry! I will enroll my daughter next year. Oh, by the way, what is the age
ReplyDeletelimit? My daughter is just 2 and will be turning 3 next year.
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MrsMartinez
The youngest that time was 4 (I think). But there was no age limit mentioned when I registered my kid. I think as long as your daughter can follow instruction and loves "cooking", she's qualified! :)
ReplyDeleteI think not all branches offered this, just a few.. Will try to ask what other branches offered this workshop. :)
ReplyDeleteI didn't know Shakey's has a pizza-making workshop! I will let my daughter try that.
ReplyDeleteThese kinds of bonding experiences are so much fun. I'm sure she'll remember the quality time you spent together.
ReplyDeleteI love pizza and make it for a quick dinner treat for the family. This is so cool that children get to know how to toss pizza dough. The outcome was amazing.
ReplyDeleteWOW! my love would love this Pizza Party :), but I have never hear of Shakeys Pizza until now.
ReplyDeletePizza is always a good idea, especially if the topping includes pineapples. :)
ReplyDeleteOh wow I had no idea they did this. It is definitely a great way to insure the kids are doing something positive.
ReplyDeletei didn't know Shakeys also offers a pizza making class! i thought sa Greenwich lang meron hehe! and in fairness it's really cheap! >XD Great bonding experience!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun activity for the little ones! I love helping them learn to enjoy cooking and learn about what they're eating
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for a party too to have a DIY pizza station! Thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeleteI've never been to a pizza shop with the kids but we've made it at home plenty of times. I'll have to ask around at the local pizzerias and see if they let kids make pies. Did you make one too?
ReplyDeleteSayang we didn't know about this sooner. My daughter would've enjoyed this activity!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is nice. I'm also interested about the age limit and the branches and schedule available. :)
ReplyDeleteI have not heard of this and we're Shakey's regular customers! Is there another workshop coming up?
ReplyDeleteThat is so fun! My oldest got to do this at a local place on his birthday a few years ago and he loved it.
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice idea. Perfect bonding moment talaga. :)
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a lot of fun! I so wish there was something like this were I live for my kids to participate in.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like such a cool activity to do with your daughter. I would have loved that as a child!
ReplyDeleteWhat a super fun event! I'd love to join our as well. And sulit for the P100 fee ha!
ReplyDeleteNow that is a delicious looking Pizza! This would be a fun activity for any kid
ReplyDeleteThis is nice a grat activity. Why is it for kids only? I wanna join myself Haha.
ReplyDeleteAwwww! I would love for my daughter to try that! She enjoys playing restaurant thing at her age. But I don't think we have that kind of program here. I'll try to join as many restaurants I can in order for her to get the experience. :D
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool teaching the children about cooking, and wearing hair nets.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like she had so much fun and really enjoyed herself. I think this is awesome for kids. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like an amazing and fun place for kids. I hope your daugher enjoyed her yummy pizza. I wish we had a place like that near to us.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a blast! My nephew would love this. He's obsessed with pizza.
ReplyDeleteWow that looks like a lot of fun! I would've loved doing that as a kid!
ReplyDeleteI love that children are learning about cooking, and that they're taught to wear aprons and hair nets.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter would love this.. she has taken some classes in the past and keeps asking for more!
ReplyDeleteYour daughter looked as though she had a good time. the pizza also looks so delicious and I don't even like pizza.
ReplyDeleteHow seriously fun is that. Wish we had something like that here.
ReplyDeleteWow muscles like lots of fun! I am a big foodie, I would love to do something like this with baby mash
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun time. So many interesting events occur where you live!
ReplyDeletewhat an entertaining activity. The pizza looks delish!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of this place but that is an awesome experience! I have to look and see if they have any close to us.
ReplyDeleteHow fun for kids! It was nice of the restaurant to offer a pizza making class. And yummy too!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome! My kids would be over the moon about this! Great way for kids to learn life skills!
ReplyDeleteOH HOW FUN! My kids would want to do this all the time.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a really fun outing! I don't know of anywhere near here that offers a class like that for our kids.
ReplyDeleteWow this is cool, kiddie workshop in making pizza's. This is one of there memorable event for sure. Nicely made and baked :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lot of fun. Sometimes the pizzerias around here have similar events. It's fun and a great experience on learning the process of making a pizza. :D
ReplyDeleteThis must be fun! Meron din pang-adults (lol). I remember years ago when I was auditing a local Shakey's franchisee, they call the person assigned to decorate the pizza makeup girl ( assuming na girl ano)
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! Such a fun activity for the kids! I can't wait to have kids and do stuff like this with them!
ReplyDeleteAdorable photos! My kids love making their own pizzas--they would have a blast doing it with friends!
ReplyDeleteWe don't have sharkeys here, but pizza express does pizza making sessions here. They're great fun
ReplyDeleteHow fun for them! Pizza making is a great activity for kids.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea for future little chef's of the world! My kids would love to do this. Thanks for the idea. :)
ReplyDeleteShe did a great job on her pizza. I would have gone with the Hawaiian version too. :)
ReplyDeletewould love to bring my son to this kind of workshop when he grows older.. :D
ReplyDeleteThat workshop is so cool! The most interactive kind of teaching your kids is through hands on activities like this. I wish we have similar events here so my daughter can join.
ReplyDeleteNice activity for kids to learn and love cooking/ baking!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cool experience! I wish there was one closer to me so I could do this with my kiddos!
ReplyDeleteLooks like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on making the pizza. I like to that the kids get to make friends with the other participants. It's always good to interact positively.
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learn how to make friends and communicate with fellow
participants - See more at: http://www.coffeeandcrackers.com/2014/09/shakeys-pizza-making-workshop.html#sthash.3jQQo4XG.dpuf
What a cute little workshop! She also made the BEST pizza, pineapple and ham! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea and very affordable. I wonder if this is available in all Shakeys branches.
ReplyDeleteThey have one like this in the Uk .x
ReplyDeleteI worked at this one place once and we had handmade pizzas at one point, I have to admit that's the funnest job ever! This looks like a blast, I want to go.
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to bring my son to this kind of workshops in the future too!! =) Great bonding and learning experience for both of you and hopefully, for us too in the future. =)
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a nice activity for kids, and the joining fee is quite affordable ha.
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