Flour Power Cooking Studios
Flour Power Cooking Studios, 16544 W 78th St, Multiple locations (check website), MN 55347
About
Flour Power Cooking Studios offers cooking classes, cooking camps, birthday parties, family events, Kid's Night Out classes, corporate events, Adult Sip & Stirs, corporate team building, custom adult events, and a chocolate factory summer camp week. The studio is nut free and shellfish free, and participants can take food home from the studio, subject to local restrictions. Flour Power Cooking Studios states that everyone is welcome at the table and that classes are designed to inspire and empower participants to explore the world of cooking and create mouthwatering dishes at all ages.
• Ages: 2½–17 years old
Flour Power Membership is an achievement-based cooking curriculum designed for kids from 2½ to 17 years of age, with classes organized by age groups and skill categories. Membership uses a predictable monthly flat rate that results in a discounted price for classes, and members can track skills obtained in classes and earn Power Pins for skills earned. The program offers fresh new cooking themes, lessons, and recipes every month, and cooking camps include fun and educational cooking activities. Cooking studio birthday parties include an RSVP EVITE page, a personalized message, cupcakes in two favorite colors, beverages, cooking two preselected items, a chef’s hat and lollipop for each child guest, experienced instructors, setup and cleanup, a big birthday song and candle blow out, and party favors available for purchase. For birthday parties, outside extra food is not allowed except for bringing a birthday cake or cupcakes, and tips for staff should be in cash. For camp, children need to bring just a water bottle, wear play clothes and closed toed shoes, and keep long hair tied back, and Flour Power Camp counts towards the Child and Dependent Care Credit. Adult Sip & Stirs allow participants to bring their own beer or wine, subject to local restrictions.
One parent, Lydia H., described celebrating a daughter’s birthday at Flour Power Cooking Studios as having effortless planning with an online document, followed by a phone call, with a party set up as discussed and kids having a hands-on cooking experience that families and kids still mention. Another parent, Lauren A., called Flour Power Cooking Studios the best place to have a birthday party, noting that the owners and employees were nice, that staff handled everything so guests could show up and have fun, and that she wanted to return for an adult class after celebrating an 8th birthday there. Julia S. reported that her son loved chocolate factory summer camp week, that she only had to pack a water bottle, that he made his own morning snack, lunch, and afternoon snack daily, and that campers received the recipes at the end of the week. Nikole D. shared that a family event included cooking meals together, a clean space, all equipment and materials provided, professional staff, and cooking tips and tricks, and said her son loved the experience and that they planned to return. Dan P. described a corporate team-building event as having staff who were fun, energetic, and engaging from start to finish, keeping participants laughing, learning, and working together.
Last updated July 26, 2026.
• Ages: 2½–17 years old
Flour Power Membership is an achievement-based cooking curriculum designed for kids from 2½ to 17 years of age, with classes organized by age groups and skill categories. Membership uses a predictable monthly flat rate that results in a discounted price for classes, and members can track skills obtained in classes and earn Power Pins for skills earned. The program offers fresh new cooking themes, lessons, and recipes every month, and cooking camps include fun and educational cooking activities. Cooking studio birthday parties include an RSVP EVITE page, a personalized message, cupcakes in two favorite colors, beverages, cooking two preselected items, a chef’s hat and lollipop for each child guest, experienced instructors, setup and cleanup, a big birthday song and candle blow out, and party favors available for purchase. For birthday parties, outside extra food is not allowed except for bringing a birthday cake or cupcakes, and tips for staff should be in cash. For camp, children need to bring just a water bottle, wear play clothes and closed toed shoes, and keep long hair tied back, and Flour Power Camp counts towards the Child and Dependent Care Credit. Adult Sip & Stirs allow participants to bring their own beer or wine, subject to local restrictions.
One parent, Lydia H., described celebrating a daughter’s birthday at Flour Power Cooking Studios as having effortless planning with an online document, followed by a phone call, with a party set up as discussed and kids having a hands-on cooking experience that families and kids still mention. Another parent, Lauren A., called Flour Power Cooking Studios the best place to have a birthday party, noting that the owners and employees were nice, that staff handled everything so guests could show up and have fun, and that she wanted to return for an adult class after celebrating an 8th birthday there. Julia S. reported that her son loved chocolate factory summer camp week, that she only had to pack a water bottle, that he made his own morning snack, lunch, and afternoon snack daily, and that campers received the recipes at the end of the week. Nikole D. shared that a family event included cooking meals together, a clean space, all equipment and materials provided, professional staff, and cooking tips and tricks, and said her son loved the experience and that they planned to return. Dan P. described a corporate team-building event as having staff who were fun, energetic, and engaging from start to finish, keeping participants laughing, learning, and working together.
Last updated July 26, 2026.
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