Our Weekend Bakery Camp gave young bakers a little taste of a French patisserie. At this kids bakery camp Austin families can find at Foodie Kids, children made their own Rainbow Fruit Tartlets. They arranged fresh strawberries, mandarins, kiwi and blueberries into colorful little masterpieces.
What a Kids Bakery Camp Austin Session Looks Like
The theme for this session was the French patisserie. Picture a pastry shop window, where every treat looks like a tiny work of art. Our campers brought that idea to life with fruit.
Each child built a tartlet of their own. They chose where every strawberry, mandarin segment, kiwi piece and blueberry would go. The result was a rainbow of red, orange, green and blue.
Arranging fruit looks simple, but it teaches real skills. Kids practice patience, notice color and pattern, and learn that presentation is part of cooking. Best of all, they get to taste what they made.
Why Fresh Fruit Works for Young Bakers
Fruit gives kids plenty of choices. There is no wrong place for a blueberry, so every tartlet turns out different. That makes it easy for a child to feel proud of their own work.
Hands-On Cooking From a Team With Experience
Foodie Kids has been teaching kids to cook for over 25 years, and over 15,000 kids have cooked with us. Our classes are hands-on, so children do the work themselves.
Families have said the food made in our classes tastes genuinely good compared to other cooking class companies. Reviewers have also noted that our staff keep kids engaged with well-timed menu transitions and show good cross-contamination protocol.
Explore More Camps and Foodie Kids Experiences
Want to see more? Visit our Weekend Bakery Camp page or browse all of our cooking camps. We also offer themed camps during school breaks, including holiday cooking camps and spring break camps.
To ask about upcoming dates, call (512) 346-3333 or contact us.
Frequently Asked Questions
What did kids make at the Weekend Bakery Camp?
They made Rainbow Fruit Tartlets. Each child arranged fresh strawberries, mandarins, kiwi and blueberries into their own colorful design.
Is Foodie Kids camp hands-on?
Yes. Foodie Kids is a hands-on cooking instruction business, and children prepare and create the food themselves.
How do I find out about upcoming camp dates and prices?
Dates and pricing depend on the camp. Check our camps page, or call (512) 346-3333 to ask what is available.
Does Foodie Kids offer other camps besides bakery camp?
Yes. We offer themed camps during school breaks, along with weekly cooking classes and birthday party experiences.
How long has Foodie Kids been teaching kids to cook?
Foodie Kids has operated in Austin for over 25 years and has taught over 15,000 kids to cook.
Can Foodie Kids host a cooking birthday party instead?
Yes. Birthday parties start at $450 for 12 kids and include food, drinks, paper goods, candles and utensils.
Ready to get your child baking? Call us at (512) 346-3333 and ask about a kids bakery camp Austin families can book with Foodie Kids.