Little Day Outing to Genius R Us: Mother’s Day Bake ‘n’ Bond

16 April 2018

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Mother’s Day is around the corner. Instead of marking the occasion with a conventional cake, why not celebrate with cake push pops? Better yet, cake push pops that are made by you and your child!

Learn how to create these pretty confections together with the little one at our Mother’s Day Bake ‘n’ Bond workshop, conducted by baking school Genius R Us. It will be fun!

Baking, Bonding, And Battling The Urge To Lick The Batter

Working side by side, you will be measuring, whisking, baking, and assembling your cakes into push pops. Layer with freshly whipped cream and top with rainbow and heart-shaped sprinkles to complete your masterpiece!

Nothing says “I love Mum” better than something made by your child.

Before you send your cakes into the oven, you will be tempted to but… “Don’t lick the batter,” the instructors will warn you, because “there are raw eggs in it”.

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Yes, at Genius R Us, hygiene practices are strictly adhered to. The friendly and patient instructors remind workshop participants (especially the excited kids) to wash hands after cracking eggs, not to pick up ingredients that have fallen off the table, and so on.

More Than Learning A Skill

With food safety assured, you can concentrate on learning and bonding with your little one. And as you share ingredients and baking tools with other families, your child will also learn the value of patience – a rare commodity in this age of instant gratification.

Participants sit at group tables and get their ingredients from a communal supply.

Sign Up Now

Although patience is a virtue, you may not want to wait to sign up for this workshop as limited places are available. In addition, Genius R Us has extended an exclusive discount to Little Day Out readers.

We hope this outing will make Mother’s Day extra special for you and your family this year.