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MERRYMINT IS NOW
PARTNERING WITH AIRBNB
You can now find your favorite MerryMint online experiences and hosts on Airbnb.com.
Our hosts will join a variety of Airbnb Online Experience hosts including Olympic medalists, Buddhist monks, magicians, and more.
Our hosts will join a variety of Airbnb Online Experience hosts including Olympic medalists, Buddhist monks, magicians, and more.
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Make Mochi 3 WaysKAORI'S KITCHEN
In this hands-on class, you and your team will make mochi 3 different ways! You will make Hawaiian Butter Mochi, Mochi Ice Cream, and Daifuku Mochi filled with your choice of red bean, fresh strawberries & nutella, or peanut butter & chocolate. You will leave class with newfound mochi history and special techniques to continue making mochi for any occasion. This class is led by Kaori's Kitchen, a Japanese cooking school based in San Francisco.
Cost: $40/person (5-19 ppl) or $800/session (20+ ppl) Duration: 90 minutes Group Size: 5+ What's Included: Instructor-led workshop What You Need: Kaori's Kitchen will send a shopping list for ingredients ahead of time. You'll also need a baking pan, cutting board, large microwaveable bowl, pizza cutter or knife, whisk or large spoon, and rolling pin. |
Awesome class! Easy to follow instructions, fun instructor, delicious results! Will be taking this mochi making class again!" - Lori (Cupertino, CA)
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ABOUT
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Kaori's Kitchen is a culmination of Kaori and Yuki's love of cooking and their desire to share this love with those who also love food. Growing up as a "hapa" (half-Japanese) woman in the Bay Area, Kaori was surrounded by her mother Yukiko's Japanese home-cooking. After studying and specializing in ramen-from-scratch, Kaori taught classes at The Seasoned Farmhouse and Franklin Park Conservatory, centering around Asian cuisine. Asking her mother Yukiko, also a talented cook, to join her team was a natural move. Yukiko has been well-versed in mochi making for several years, making mochi for local festivals and bazaars in the Bay Area. Now, Kaori and Yukiko work together to offer mochi, ramen, udon and other Japanese cooking classes to the Bay Area and beyond.
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