Bring your kids and let them get their hands sticky with Mudgee Fine Foods Our Kids cooking program.

Set in the Cudgegong River valley in central-western NSW, the gourmet town of Mudgee has attracted food and wine enthusiasts for decades. Now kids can join in the fun and experience a two-hour cooking session with local chefs and passionate foodies.

Children from the ages of eight to 14 can participate, and at the end of each class they are given recipes so they can practice their new-found skills at home.

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