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Enjoy a 2.5-hour small-group cooking class in Rome to learn how to make authentic gelato and tiramisu from scratch, including savoiardo cookies, with all ingredients included.
The Amazing Tiramisù & Gelato class with savoiardo cookie baking offers a delightful way to dive into Italy’s most beloved desserts. Priced at $91.04 per person, this small-group experience lasts approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes and is perfect for those eager to learn traditional recipes in a professional kitchen setting. Located in central Rome near Campo de Fiori and Piazza Navona, the tour provides personalized attention with a maximum of 10 travelers, making it ideal for anyone looking for an interactive, hands-on activity.
What truly sets this experience apart is its focus on both gelato and tiramisu—two iconic Italian sweets. The class is designed to be educational and fun, suitable for all skill levels. Participants receive all equipment and ingredients, along with the recipes to take home, ensuring you can recreate these treats long after your Roman holiday. With glowing reviews and a perfect 5.0 rating from 11 reviews, this class demonstrates consistent quality and enjoyment.
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The tour begins at Piazza di San Cosimato, close to Campo de Fiori and Piazza Navona, two of Rome’s most lively and accessible spots. From here, a short walk takes you to the professional kitchen where the class takes place. This central location means travelers don’t need to arrange additional transport, and the meeting is scheduled for 4:30 pm.
Once inside the cozy yet professional kitchen, the guide introduces the ingredients and tools needed for the session. This setup ensures a seamless start, whether you’re familiar with cooking or new to dessert-making. The class ends back at the original meeting point, making logistics straightforward.

One of the highlights of this experience is learning how to make gelato, emphasizing water-based gelato with fresh, seasonal fruit. The guide explains how gelato differs from ice cream, focusing on using fresh ingredients to achieve the best flavor. Participants get to taste various gelato flavors during the session, gaining insight into the importance of ingredient quality.
The process involves choosing seasonal fruit, preparing the base, and churning the gelato in a professional setting. This hands-on approach offers a valuable skill that can be easily replicated at home. The tastings help clarify what makes authentic Italian gelato unique, with many guests commenting on the quality and richness of their creations.

After the gelato session, the focus shifts to making tiramisu from scratch. The guide walks through baking traditional savoiardo (lady finger) cookies, blending mascarpone cheese into a smooth cream, and assembling the dessert with espresso. This step-by-step process is accessible for all levels, with clear explanations at each stage.
Participants learn how to prepare and plate their tiramisu, ending with a delicious, alcohol-free final product unless they request otherwise. The guide also shares stories and details about the origins of tiramisu, enriching the experience beyond just the culinary techniques.

A notable feature of this class is baking savoiardo cookies, a key ingredient in traditional tiramisu. Instead of using store-bought biscuits, participants create their own in the professional kitchen. This process involves mixing, piping, and baking, which adds to the authenticity and satisfaction of the final dessert.
Baking these cookies from scratch offers a deeper appreciation of the dessert and ensures a fresh, homemade flavor. This step also demonstrates the skill involved in authentic Italian pastry-making, which many participants find rewarding and inspiring.

The class includes all necessary equipment and ingredients, so there’s no need to bring anything except your enthusiasm. Bottled water is provided, and the guides are knowledgeable, sharing history and tips throughout the session. One reviewer notes Pedarika’s excellent explanations and warm manner, which contribute to a comfortable and engaging environment.
Participants leave with the recipes to duplicate the desserts at home, along with confidence in their new skills. The intimate group setting ensures personalized attention, fostering a friendly and supportive atmosphere.

This class is designed to be suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to experienced cooks. The pace is manageable, and the guides emphasize learning and fun over perfection. Children are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult, making it a good option for families or groups.
The activity is set in an accessible location near public transportation, making it easy to incorporate into a day of sightseeing in Rome. Participants should note the duration of 2 hours 30 minutes, which fits well into most itineraries.

With a perfect 5.0 rating, guests consistently praise the guides’ expertise, the friendly atmosphere, and the quality of the desserts. Visitors highlight Natasha’s professionalism, Federica’s patience, and Daniella’s fun teaching style as key strengths.
Many comment on how the experience feels personalized and inclusive, with several mentioning they plan to recreate the recipes at home. The overall consensus emphasizes fun, learning, and delicious results, making this class a popular choice among travelers.
This dessert-making experience appeals to food lovers, families, and curious travelers eager to learn traditional Italian recipes. It’s ideal for those who appreciate hands-on activities and want a memorable way to connect with local cuisine.
While no prior cooking experience is necessary, guests should be comfortable working in a professional kitchen environment. The class’s small-group size ensures everyone receives personalized guidance, fostering a relaxed and engaging learning atmosphere.
This 2.5-hour class offers a comprehensive introduction to two classic Italian desserts, led by passionate and knowledgeable guides. The inclusion of making the cookies, the gelato, and the tiramisu from scratch provides an authentic experience that goes beyond simple tasting.
The location, inclusive setup, and positive reviews make it a reliable choice for anyone wanting to bring home authentic recipes and create sweet memories in Rome. While the activity is not designed for those seeking a quick overview, it rewards participants with practical skills and delicious results.
Is this experience suitable for children?
Yes, children can participate but must be accompanied by an adult. The class is friendly and engaging, making it suitable for families.
Are ingredients and equipment included?
Absolutely. The fee covers all ingredients and utensils needed to make gelato and tiramisu from scratch.
Can I get a vegetarian or special diet version?
The class is flexible—please advise at the time of booking if you have specific dietary requirements. The tiramisu is alcohol-free unless you request otherwise.
Where does the class meet?
The meeting point is Piazza di San Cosimato, near Campo de Fiori and Piazza Navona. It is near public transportation.
What is the class size?
The tour is limited to 10 travelers, ensuring personalized guidance from the professional chef.
What if I need to cancel?
Guests can cancel free of charge up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, offering flexibility for travel plans.