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The Margaret River Chocolate Company

Junior Chocolatier Class - Swan Valley

Junior Chocolatier Class - Swan Valley

$58.50
$58.50
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Taste, learn and discover at The Margaret River Chocolate Company in the Swan Valley.

Create your very own chocolate masterpiece and take home your personalised Giant Freckle and other chocolate creations!


Details:

  • $58.50 per person
  • Includes a 1 hour 'Junior Chocolatier Class'.
  • Suitable for children and adults 6+
  • Younger children (under 6) are welcome when accompanied by a paying parent/guardian. Please note that both child and parent/guardian will need a ticket each to attend, as they will both be in the production facility.
  • Adults are also welcome to participate in the 'Junior Chocolatier Class' by buying a ticket to join in the fun. 
  • Spectators are welcome to observe from our viewing window based in our Showroom. 
  • Attendees are to ensure that they are wearing enclosed footwear for safety purposes.
  • Hair is to be tied back neatly. 
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Happy Chocolatier-in-Training
Amazing Experience!

What an amazing experience! The Chocolate Making Class at The Margaret River Chocolate Company was the perfect mix of fun, learning and, of course, delicious chocolate. The team made everything easy to follow and so enjoyable — we got to create our own chocolate masterpieces and take them home (though I couldn’t resist eating some straight away!). It was hands-on, family-friendly, and such a unique activity to do in the Swan Valley. I’d highly recommend this class to anyone looking for something memorable and tasty — whether you’re a local or visiting from out of town.

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Sharon
Best Class Ever!

I booked both my grandchildren in to this class during the school holidays. It was wonderful, the two gentlemen that ran the class did a wonderful job. My grandchildren loved it, there was so much chocolate, they're still eating their way through it.