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Join a family-friendly pasta and tiramisu cooking class in Rome for $89.59, lasting 2.5 hours, with hands-on lessons and a sit-down meal in a cozy home kitchen.

This family-oriented cooking experience in Rome, priced at $89.59 per person and lasting approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, offers a warm and engaging way to explore Italian cuisine. Held in a home kitchen, the class is designed for children and their families, making it a perfect activity for those wanting to combine culture with fun hands-on learning. With a small group size—a maximum of 9 travelers—attendees receive ample attention from the hosts, Fiamma and Deborah, who create an inviting, relaxed atmosphere.
The class covers the creation of fresh, colorful pasta in shapes like farfalle and cavatelli, incorporating natural coloring techniques. After mastering pasta making, participants enjoy a sit-down lunch featuring their own culinary creations. This experience is especially suited for families with children who appreciate interactive activities, delicious food, and a genuine taste of Roman hospitality.
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The tour begins at Piazzale Aurelio in Rome at 12:00 pm, with the full address provided upon booking. The location’s proximity to public transportation makes it easy for families to reach the meeting point. The activity concludes back at the same spot, allowing for flexible planning after the class.

Participants learn how to craft homemade pasta with vibrant, natural coloring options, making the process engaging for children. The hosts focus on creating fun shapes like farfalle and cavatelli, which appeal to young cooks. The step-by-step guidance ensures everyone, regardless of cooking experience, can produce impressive results.
The emphasis on interactive participation makes this class particularly appealing for families eager to involve children in the kitchen. The hosts keep the atmosphere lively and educational, helping kids feel like real chefs while mastering new skills that can be recreated at home.

After the pasta is made, the class takes a well-earned break to enjoy a tasty meal featuring the dishes just prepared. This sit-down lunch allows families to relax and savor their culinary efforts. The menu includes the freshly made pasta and authentic tiramisu, which is a favorite among children and adults alike.
The meal not only rounds off the experience but also offers a chance to appreciate the flavors of Roman cuisine in a cozy, informal setting. The hosts’ hospitality makes the meal feel like sharing food at a friend’s home, adding to the warmth of the experience.

The class culminates with a tiramisu dessert, a beloved Italian treat that kids and parents will enjoy preparing together. The step-by-step process emphasizes simple techniques that guests can take home to recreate the dessert later. The focus on natural coloring for the pasta and classic flavors for the tiramisu makes the class both fun and educational.
Attendees also learn how to make cavatelli, a dough-based pasta that offers a different technique from the shapes like farfalle, broadening their culinary skills. The hosts tailor the recipes to accommodate special diets or allergies if communicated in advance, ensuring a welcoming environment for everyone.
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With a maximum of 9 travelers, this class offers a more personal experience than larger group tours. The hosts, Fiamma and Deborah, are praised for their friendliness and expertise, guiding everyone through each step with patience. The small-group format allows for more individual tips and interaction, making it ideal for families who want a relaxed, engaging learning environment.
This setup also ensures that children are involved at every stage, making the activity both educational and enjoyable for young participants.

The tour operates with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, offering peace of mind for families planning their trip. The activity’s timing at 12:00 pm provides a convenient midday break, fitting well into a day of sightseeing. The full address appears on the booking confirmation, and guests are encouraged to communicate any food restrictions beforehand for a tailored experience.
This mobile ticket option adds convenience, allowing families to access the activity with ease.

What truly sets this experience apart is its combination of hands-on cooking, family-friendly atmosphere, and authentic Roman hospitality. Unlike more formal or large-group classes, this workshop feels intimate and personalized, making it perfect for children who enjoy culinary activities. The fun shapes and natural colors of the pasta, the delicious meal, and the warm hosts come together to create a memorable, genuinely local experience.
The reviews highlight how the class is a highlight of Italy visits, with many emphasizing the friendly guides, delicious food, and the fun atmosphere. It’s especially praised as a must-do for families with kids, offering a meaningful way to connect with Roman culture without complexity.
This tour is best suited for families traveling with children, especially those keen on interactive, hands-on activities. It appeals to those who value authentic cuisine, culture, and a relaxed setting. Participants seeking a short, engaging culinary experience that ends with a tasty meal will find this activity particularly satisfying.
Families with special dietary needs should communicate their restrictions in advance, as the hosts are accommodating. Those interested in learning recipes to take home will appreciate the practical skills offered.
This Kids Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class offers an inviting way to enjoy Roman cuisine as a family. The small-group setting and personalized guidance from Fiamma and Deborah make it a standout experience. The opportunity to make colorful pasta, enjoy a home-cooked meal, and learn to prepare classic tiramisu all in one session creates lasting memories.
While the experience is designed for families with children, adults will also appreciate the authentic hospitality and delicious food. The class’s flexibility, location, and affordable price make it a worthwhile addition to any Rome itinerary focused on food and culture.
“So much fun! Our hosts/chefs were so nice. They kept the whole family involved (12 and 9 year old and even my husband!) This was a highlight of our…”
Is the cooking class suitable for children of all ages?
Yes, the class is specifically designed to be kid-friendly, with recipes and activities tailored to children, making it fun and accessible for a wide age range.
Do I need to have prior cooking experience?
No, the class is suitable for all skill levels. The hosts guide participants step-by-step, ensuring everyone can create pasta and tiramisu regardless of experience.
What should I do if I have food allergies?
Guests should communicate any food restrictions or allergies when booking, and the hosts will accommodate special dietary needs where possible.
Where is the meeting point?
The tour starts at Piazzale Aurelio in Rome, with the full address provided on your booking confirmation.
How long is the class?
The activity lasts approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including the cooking, eating, and socializing.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, the booking offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before the scheduled start, ensuring flexibility for families.
Is transportation provided?
No, transportation to the meeting point is not included, but the location is accessible by public transit.
What is included in the price?
The fee covers the hands-on cooking experience, all ingredients, and the sit-down meal after cooking.