where can i find a good and friendly cooking school or a culinary arts in Philippines? just for this summer?

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Glenn Sheilou C asked:

i want baking so pls help me out. THNX.
=)

Question posted courtesy of: Vanessa
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    One Response to “where can i find a good and friendly cooking school or a culinary arts in Philippines? just for this summer?”

    1. zurcalednauj Says:
      January 11th, 2008 at 3:17 am

      You could try the Center for Culinary Arts (link to their website below), they have an assortment of courses available. The price of a one-day course is around P5,000 and the Fundamentals of Baking and Pastry Arts is about P50,000 (!!!) for the complete 5 week course. I’ve taken some of CCA’s short courses and enjoyed myself. They have pretty good facilities and instructors, and classes are hands-on and not just demos like in some places.

      Heny Sison also has a cooking school, but I haven’t taken any classes. Other baking and cooking schools advertise their courses in the major papers such as the Manila Bulletin, the Inquirer and Star.