Batch Cooking on a Budget – Learn, Cook & Connect!

Posted on: September 17, 2025

Looking to save money, eat well, and meet new people? Join us for Batch Cooking on a Budget – a fun and relaxed series of cooking sessions designed to help you make delicious meals without breaking the bank.

This six-session programme is perfect for everyone – no experience needed! Each session is packed with friendly vibes, hands-on learning, and plenty of practical tips.

Here’s what you can expect:
All ingredients and equipment provided – just bring yourself!
Free Hygiene Level 1 course & certificate – a great addition to your CV.
Take home your own slow cooker and utensils at the end of the course!

When: Every other week, starting 10th September, 12:15 PM – 2:00 PM
Where: The Hive URC, North Street, Southminster, CM0 7DF

Spaces are limited – book your place today!

📧 Email: nicky.plumb@moat.co.uk
📞 Call/Text: 07711 438 513

Come along, cook together, and leave with new skills, new friends, and tasty meals to enjoy!

Author: Emily Smith
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