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3 Best Cooking & Chocolate Classes In Uganda

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The 3 best cooking & chocolate classes, side by side. What each trip is really like, who runs it, and what it costs to book.

3 Best Cooking & Chocolate Classes In Uganda

Cooking Class for Typical Ugandan Food in Kampala

Cooking Class for Typical Ugandan Food in Kampala - What you’ll learn: peeling, processing, and building dishes

1.Cooking Class for Typical Ugandan Food in Kampala

Most Popular 5.0

Kampala’s small-group vegetarian cooking class with Gertrude. Peel cassava and plantains, learn banana-leaf prep, cook matooke, eat together.

“We had a really great time with Getrude and her son. If you are interested in local food and the way of cocking, I can definitely recommend the course. Thank you Getrude for that interesting and fun experience!”

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Kampala: Hands-On Chocolate Making Experience

Kampala: Hands-On Chocolate Making Experience - Getting There at Moonbean Chocolate (Bugolobi): Meeting Point and Timing

2.Kampala: Hands-On Chocolate Making Experience

4.9

A 2-hour hands-on chocolate workshop at Moonbean Chocolate in Kampala: cocoa pod tasting, garden tour, and making a take-home bar.

“Joy was very knowledgeable about the whole chocolate making process and it was great in taking part in the chocolate making process. She was very helpful in taking photos and videos as well. The cafe next to moonbean is a great way to unwind before or after the workshop”

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Private Ugandan Food Cooking Class and Culture Experience

Private Ugandan Food Cooking Class and Culture Experience - The Home Kitchen: Traditional Cooking Over Fire

3.Private Ugandan Food Cooking Class and Culture Experience

5.0

Shop Kampala’s local market, cook over fire with Sylvia’s family, and share a smoky Ugandan lunch with dance, laughter, and tea.

“Such a fun experience with Sylvia and her family. They all really made you so welcome. We went to the market with her and her daughter Helen before cooking up a feast which was so so yummy. We stayed for hours and they all made us feel like part of the family. A must do…”

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