Weekend

A Sweets Workshop at Trampo Al Murouj: One Night, Thirty Places

Five stations for a child across two hours, at fifteen dinars covering ingredients, an apron and a certificate. Booking is online only, and the waiver must be signed by an adult or guardian.

A spread of modern Kuwaiti sweets

One evening, thirty places, and fifteen dinars a child. The “sweet making workshop” at Trampo Al Murouj runs on the evening of Friday 4 September from six to eight, and by the company’s own announcement it does not repeat.

What happens in the two hours

The workshop is five stations, and each child goes through all of them guided by pastry chefs:

  • Candy sushi — rolled, cut and plated.
  • Candy kebab — on a skewer.
  • Candy jewellery — wearable or edible.
  • Edible slime — stretched, squeezed and eaten.
  • Candy burger.

The price covers everything according to the page: the stations, the ingredients, the tools, an apron for the child, and a certificate at the end.

Booking

Thirty places on a single evening. This is not something you can decide on the day; booking and payment are online, and the tickets arrive by email.

The booking waiver on the page requires that whoever signs is an adult or the legal guardian of anyone under sixteen. Which means a booking in a child’s own name is not possible.

What to ask before you pay

The workshop page carries a questions section covering ages, whether parents stay with their children, and food allergies. Those are three questions that do not take guesswork, the last one especially in an activity built on sugar, nuts and colouring. Read the answers on the page, or call before booking on 22390600, or WhatsApp 56571615.

And a small note on the site itself

The site’s footer says Trampo has three locations, while the branch list in that same footer counts four: Al Murouj, The Promenade, Messilah and Jaber Mall. The workshop is at Al Murouj specifically, so check the branch on your ticket.

Read also: Trampo: half price at Messilah ends with August, and a Zain code buys two hours.

In the guide: Out With Children in Kuwait.

Source: the workshop page on Trampo’s official site, Arabic version.

Photo: modern Kuwaiti sweets, May 2024. By Di7ane, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons. A general photograph, not from the workshop.

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