Flour Power Cooking Studios: Pittsburgh
Private
Flour Power Cooking Studios in Allison Park runs hands-on cooking day camps for children ages 5-12, with themed weeks (from beginner chefs to young foodies) running Monday-Friday with morning and afternoon options. Campers learn culinary skills and prepare a range of recipes.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Flour Power Cooking Studios: Pittsburgh directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★J.J. YoungAmy was very sweet and a great instructor! We attended her Valentine’s Day adult couples cooking class. The food was delicious, and we learned a lot about cooking, and were treated to a fun, light, and inclusive environment. Highly recommend!
★★★★★E P.It was a really cute experience. I like how our menu was accommodate even tho it wasn’t in one of the selected packages. I like that we had the entire space to ourselves., my son and his family has fun. I do feel like for the amount I paid, there should have been more excitement and maybe a side with the burgers. But my son enjoyed himself so it was a win. And I did refer a few people.
★★★★★Debra AbrigoWhat a wonderful experience! My daughter and I attended a school field trip here for "Pi Day". We got to make 2 mini pies each. Despite us being part of the 3rd large group of the day, the staff was still incredibly friendly and made it one of our favorite activities we've experienced. I would highly recommend trying any of Flour Power's classes or events.
★★★★★Girl Scouts TroopOur Junior Girl Scout Troop (4th graders) recently took a cooking class at Flour Power. The girls had a great time while taking a step toward earning their “Simple Meals” badge. They learned about various appliances and cooking tools while making a delicious desert that the troop leaders got to sample as well. The owner and her staff were amazing and managed to keep 10 girls on task and engaged which can be challenging! We would definitely recommend this experience for any troop as Flour Power can choose the recipe they will make based on the age level of the troop. Even the littlest Daisies could take part! It was a wonderful experience!
★★★★★Christine KnudsenMy 9-year-old daughter and a friend went to one of the classes offered. It is so clean and spacious and kid AND adult friendly. They both had such a fun time and loved the food they made. My daughter has decided she wants her birthday party there. The owner and staff were so great with the kids that when I got there to pick them up they didn’t want to leave! Highly recommend this experience. They have classes for kids starting at 2.5 years old. They have adult events too! Friday night drop-ins if you need some adult time. They have family events too! So many fun options! There are even events planned around some of the local school districts’ in-service days and holidays if you are looking for something to do with your children those days! Can’t wait to go back again. Already planning to take our Girl Scout troop there for a cooking badge!