Apples and Witchcraft
- Presented to
- College guest lecture
- Connects to
- US and world history, literature, gastronomy, culinary arts, sociology, and economics
Talks and workshops
Food as a way into history, culture, and ideas
Each session is a talk or presentation built around your group, its age range, and what you want them to walk away with. Your group listens, looks, and talks it through, with plenty of time for questions.
Who these are for
Schools and colleges
Guest lectures and class sessions that connect food to the subjects students are already studying.
HistoryLiteratureSociologyEconomics
Homeschool co-ops and youth groups
Story-driven sessions sized for younger learners, with plenty of room for questions.
Ages 7–12World historyGeography
Adult and community groups
Masterclasses and talks for libraries, faith communities, clubs, and community centers.
MasterclassesFaith and historyFlavor principles
Planning a private party or a team event? See chocolate tastings.
From the course catalog
Talks and workshops The Flavor School has presented. Use them as a starting point: each one can be adapted, combined, or rebuilt for your group.
World History in Spices
- Presented to
- Homeschool co-op, ages 7–12
- Connects to
- World history, trade, and exploration
Flavors of the Old Testament
- Presented to
- Adult masterclass
- Connects to
- History, faith, and the foods of daily life
Cooking Without a Recipe
- Presented to
- Community group class
- Connects to
- Flavor principles for confident everyday cooking
Chocolate: More Important Than You Think
- Presented to
- Adults and community groups
- Connects to
- Cacao and chocolate gastronomy, from bean to bar
How booking a talk works
-
1
Tell us about your group
Share who's coming, what interests you, and the dates you have in mind.
-
2
Get a proposal
You'll hear back within 2–3 business days to discuss your vision and present some options.
-
3
Confirm the date
Once the details look right, we lock in the date and start tailoring the experience to your group or event.
Request a quote
For talks and workshops, specialty tasting menus, and for chocolate tastings with 9 or more guests. A few details are all we need to start, and there's no commitment until you confirm a date.
Prefer email? Write to hello@theflavorschool.com.