Experiences · Ages 6+ and adults
Small hands. Serious chocolate.
About an hour at the chocolatier’s bench, two personalised Giant Freckles, and every treat you make goes home with you.
Every chocolatier starts somewhere. Ours start at six. Junior Chocolatier Class runs at both our factories, with real chocolate, a real bench and results worth showing off. Grown-ups are welcome to roll up their sleeves too.
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Classes running regularly & throughout school holidays at Margaret River and the Swan Valley factories.
What you’ll make
Your treats. Your name on them.
Each junior chocolatier makes their own treats, including two Giant Freckles personalised just the way they like. Our team guides every step, so there’s plenty of making and very little waiting.
Then the best part: it all comes home with you. Whether it survives the car trip is your business.
Where it runs
Two factories. Take your pick.
Classes run at our Margaret River factory, 415 Harmans Mill Road, Metricup, and our Swan Valley factory, 5123 West Swan Road, West Swan. Both are free to enter, with free tastings, a café and free parking.
Not joining in? Family and friends can watch the class from the showroom viewing window, then meet the new chocolatier at the café.
★★★★★
“The kids walked out with the biggest smile and they full of excitement as they retold me everything they did. The sheer volume of chocolate they got to mould and play with made this worth it on it own. The head chocolatier was so amazing she made it an experience none of the kids would forget.”
The class at a glance.
Long enough to make something good. Short enough for young attention spans.
Under six? Little ones are welcome in the Chocolatier Masterclass with a paying parent or guardian. Both need a ticket.
Includes two personalised Giant Freckles, a Kangaroo & Koala set, and freestyled creations - all to take home.
Both factories are fully accessible, prams and wheelchairs welcome.
Before you come.
Save your spot
Classes running regularly & throughout school holidays at Margaret River and the Swan Valley factories.
