Why take a Zingerman's baking class? quote=173463 Misinterpreted how? Like, why learn something new and how to make good food, taught by one of the most interesting food-related businesses in the region? Depends upon the household, I guess. They're great gifts for my wife and me. I've taken three Zingerman's classes. Gifts. And most of the other students in my classes received the classes as gifts. My wife completed a class last week. It was one of my Christmas gifts to her. How can someone not like an 8-hour class on how to make Zingerman's breads and get a chance to use their wood-fired brick oven? I'll gladly receive more of these misinterpretations. So if you know someone who likes gardening, canning, brewing, baking, or just +making+ in general and appreciates handmade, quality items, then that person will probably enjoy a Zingerman's class, and he or she will meet similarly like-minded people. But justread, if buying me a baking class feels weird, I'd gladly receive gift classes for: * intermediate crochet * beginning welding I've always wanted to learn welding. Someday. I'll terrorize and annoy the neighbors with metal monsters. And I'll resist "making acetylene bombs.":http://www.toledotalk.com/cgi-bin/comments.pl/13/2668#31373 #food - #education - #howto