Located by "Battistini" metro, Line A, directly connected to Rome’s city center.
Each participant prepares his own tiramisù & 3–4 cannoli, plus unlimited gelato
Discover a real pastry kitchen with all its machinery with our pastry chef
Learn how to make 3 italian recipes loved all over the world
Receive all recipes and chef support to recreate the desserts at home
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Ready to become a real pastry chef during your journey in Rome?
Inside a secret, huge, pastry commercial kitchen, Vice Italia will reveal you the secrets of Italian pastry making. Our laboratory is located just steps from Battistini metro station on Line A, directly connected to Rome’s city center.
Join our Baking WorkShop and our master bakers. Through an hands-on experience, they will teach you how to make the world-famous Italian tiramisu, Sicilian cannoli and the beloved italian Gelato, unveiling all the secret of production and storage.
You will have all the equipment and ingredients you need to make the 3 recipes and will receive the best advice on how to reproduce them at home!
At the end of the activity, We will wrap your pastry creations for you so you can enjoy them whenever you like but not before having eaten your incredible gelato with your new friends o with your family in our kitchen ! What are you waiting for ? Join Us and make your roman day MEMORABLE !
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Not Suitable For: Children under 5 years
Not Suitable For: Vegans
Not Suitable For: People with gluten intolerance
Not Suitable For: People with lactose intolerance
Not Suitable For: People with nut allergies
Know Before You Go: - we can accommodate gluten intolerance - Not suitable for severe gluten allergy;
Know Before You Go: - Participants under 13 must be accompanied by a paying adult;
Know Before You Go: - The duration can vary based on the group size;
Know Before You Go: - Located near Battistini Metro A station in Rome