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Specialties

Sticky Fingers Cooking is an innovative mobile cooking school for children that offers before, during and after school enrichment classes, camps, birthday parties, and special events. Sticky Fingers Cooking recipes are seasonal, globally-inspired, delicious, and nourishing to kids' minds and bodies. Classes are taught at schools or other locations by a Sticky Fingers chef instructor who provides kid-safe tools, delicious ingredients and the know-how needed to teach kids how to cook.

History

Established in 2007.

Sticky Fingers Cooking is an innovative mobile and online cooking school for children that offers school enrichment classes, camps, birthday parties, events, and now anytime enrichment online classes. Their recipes are seasonal, globally-inspired, delicious, and nourishing to kids' minds and bodies. Classes are taught at schools or other locations by a Sticky Fingers chef instructor who provides kid-safe tools, delicious ingredients and the know-how needed to teach kids how to cook. They incorporate educational skills like math, language, geography, and history into a fun and exciting class. Sticky Fingers Cooking is committed to serving children of every demographic and regularly offers classes for disadvantaged youth as well as non-profits. Sticky Fingers offers their mobile services throughout Denver, Chicago, and Austin, and their online classes across the nation. The company has taught over 50,000 children in over 500 schools.

Meet the Business Owner: Erin F.

Erin is passionate about getting kids to not just eat, but actually crave healthy, creative food. A mother of three, she has an extensive background in the food and wine industry. She loves to use that experience to craft new Sticky Fingers Cooking recipes that bring together fresh ingredients, global flavors, math, geography, nutrition, food history--and a big dash of tasty fun. Erin started working at Sticky Fingers in 2007 with three of her friends and after three years she purchased the company from the founders. She quickly transitioned the company from a brick-and-mortar model to a mobile cooking school and began incorporating global foods, nutritional education and educational skills. Today, she runs the company when she's not chauffeuring her children around.