Learn how to make your own chocolate on a 2-hour workshop at the ChocoMuseo in Cusco. This is a hands-on activity, starting from the cocoa tree to the finished product passing by every step of the whole chocolate-making process. You will also discover the history of cocoa and the reasons why Peru is known for its fine chocolates.
Posted By : Valerie_T
We landed in cusco early in the morning. We did this tour in the afternoon. The place is just at the 12 angled stone in hatunrumiyoc. We had fun! You learn together on a big long table. We met different people from other areas of the globe, while learning, chit chatting, make chocolate! We brought home what we made. So delicious!
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Posted On : 2024-06-26 18:05:34 
Posted By : Y6818LSkatjas
We decided to visit the ChocoMuseo and were pleasantly surprised by the kindness and attention of all the workers. We were encouraged to participate in a chocolate-making workshop, which turned out to be a very entertaining activity and perfect as a team building activity.
After learning the process, we were able to take home the chocolate we made ourselves - a truly rewarding experience! We learned a lot during the workshop and we are very grateful to the entire ChocoMuseo team for their hospitality and shared knowledge.
Plus, the chocolate at the museum is delicious, and it's great to know that they offer a discount if you decide to do the workshop. I completely recommend this experience to anyone who visits, you won't regret it!
Thanks again for a memorable experience - especially Yil!
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Posted On : 2024-06-18 15:51:41 
Posted By : sherrie477
We had arrived the day before to Cusco and needed some time to acclimate. Walking around the city and joining the chocolate class was perfect! We learned about the local beans and different qualities of them. We roasted, shelled, pulverized and turned the beans into chocolate! A fun class! Book ahead of time. Our friends did not get in because they waited too long.
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Posted On : 2024-06-17 17:53:39
Posted By : Kim_P
It was fun but too long and the fellow who led the group was too chatty with a gal in the group and also trying to make it more fun by singing while stirring - just a bit corny. We had to stand the whole 2 hours which was also hard at the end of a day.
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Posted On : 2024-06-16 23:42:27
Posted By : Max_J
Such a great experience overall. I went with my brother and sister all in our 30s. The host was knowledgeable and funny throughout. We gained so much from the experience, not to mention the great chocolate we enjoyed and made to take back home to the states with us. High value experience for sure.
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Posted On : 2024-06-15 13:26:03
Posted By : Erin_P
We had a fantastic time! We learned a lot about the history of chocolate & how its made & we got to try a lot of choc too! Our instructor was great & we left with our own chocolates.
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Posted On : 2024-06-11 14:29:45
Posted By : Sondra_O
Great information and fun experience! The final product was delicious and I loved our guide who talked us through the process and made it fun doing so. I would highy recommend this activity as it gives you good information about the chocolate industry in Peru!
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Posted On : 2024-06-09 11:20:24
Posted By : John_P
We had an excellent experience learning how chocolate is made staring from the bean. Luis was an excellent instructor and kept everyone engaged. The chocolate was delicious. We would highly recommend.
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Posted On : 2024-06-09 11:07:48
Posted By : rhondat510
We were looking so forward to this class but ended up being let down. The instructor wasn't very nice. He was very rude to my daughter and several others in the group. We had chocolate left over and he would not allow anyone to use an extra mold to finish out the chocolate. There was very little "hands on" and most of the class was listening to him talk about chocolate. The end result wasn't very tasty and not edible.
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Posted On : 2024-06-06 11:15:34
Posted By : mary_228
Good content and setting. I am sorry I did not have the option to make my personal candies using white chocolate. The dark chocolate oxidized very quickly and was too unappealing to offer to our friends once we returned home.
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Posted On : 2024-06-04 17:04:56
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