Sit back and watch as I bake all the recipes from scratch, show you different flavours, and then don your aprons and get ready to bake your own flavoured scones and brown bread.
Suitable for all levels.
After the scones are baked, you will have time to sit and enjoy freshly baked scones with a delicious coffee/tea while your brown bread is baking, ready for you to take home to enjoy!
To book visit crannbeatha.com/classes or email crannbeatha@gmail.com
Min 4 ppl – max 12 ppl – £45 pp
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