Mexico City: Cooking Class - Pan de Muerto and Chocolate. A Cultural Experience
Anzures, Mexico
Make your own Pan de Muerto, enjoy some homemade hot chocolate, and experience the magic of Día de Muertos by putting together an authentic Mexican altar full of history, tradition, and flavor in Mexico City.
Traditional Mexican Pan de Muerto Baking Workshop in Mexico City
This workshop in the Anzures neighborhood suits anyone interested in Mexican culture and traditional baking.
Highlights
- Over 10 years of baking experience
- Cooking classes taught to more than 10,000 people
- Learn from local baking experts about Mexican culinary traditions
Description
Explore Mexican culture through its cuisine by learning to bake Pan de Muerto, a traditional bread associated with Día de Muertos.
Located near popular areas such as Polanco, Reforma, Condesa, and Roma, this workshop offers insights into the bread’s origins, symbolism, and evolution.
Participants will also prepare authentic hot chocolate from scratch and decorate a Day of the Dead altar with flowers and traditional elements.
Take home your handmade bread along with a deeper understanding of this ancestral Mexican tradition.
Includes
- All baking ingredients
- Coffee break
- Printed recipe book
- Apron loan
- Product made during class
- Box to take your products home
- Certificate of participation
Excludes
- Additional food
- Alcoholic drinks including wine and beer
- Transportation
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours before the workshop for a full refund.
For the best experience, book in advance, wear comfortable clothing, and bring an appetite for learning.
