Learn Deep Dish Pizza From Inventors Who Created It In Chicago

If you enjoy making your own meals instead of going to a restaurant, but you haven't quite mastered the art of making deep dish pizza, then you're in luck because there's a special class you can take in Illinois.

Chicago Restaurant Offers Class On How To Make Deep Dish Pizza

When dad was a pretty good cook. That was one of his responsibilities when I was a kid. My mom tried, but didn't really have the skill. He pretty much taught himself. Sometimes, if he really wanted to learn how to cook a certain way, he would take a class. I just heard about a cooking class that I would like to take. It's for deep dish pizza.

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According to Bucketlisters...

Come learn how to make the Original Deep Dish Pizza from the folks that invented Deep Dish Pizza in 1943.

 

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I have tried to make pizza a few times, but it just wasn't what I wanted. I believe this class could put me over the top. It sounds like so much fun learning how to make deep dish pizza from the place that invented it. If you enjoy pizza, this might be something you would want to try.

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What to know about this deep dish pizza experience...

• How to make your own deep dish pizza

• Different classes available from now until December 17th

• Starts at $64 each

• All ages

• The class

• Individual deep dish pizza

• Salad

• 2 drinks (wine or beer)

• Unlimited soft drinks

• Recipe book

• For tickets and more info, HERE

• 2 locations available
  •  Pizzeria Due (619 N Wabash Ave in Chicago)
  •  Pizzeria Uno (29 E Ohio St in Chicago)