KNORR KITCHENHOOD CLINICS

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Knorr Philippines were very thankful for the tremendous support of their loyal consumers. As a way of giving back, they invited selected Moms to become a Mom-Bassador in #KnorrNanayNation Kitchen Clinics.
 
Nanay Nation is a series of Knorr Kitchen Clinics where the guests can exclusively watched cooking demos with Knorr Chefs, get bond with the Mommies invited , and food bloggers as well to share their trade recipes and stories to each other. Exciting, right?
 
Knorr Kitchenhood Clinics happened last September 1 in Cilantro Kitchen, Foods for Life Building, Unilever Philippines, United Nations Avenue, Manila. It was whole day full of fun and exciting activities. I enjoy so much the tips from the Chef. And the dishes is easy to prepared and truly delectable.
 
 

Here are some photos taken during the event:


 
This two guys hosted the program that started 9am

Before the cooking demos started, there's the Asim Kilig Dance challenge for the guest. Luckily, I won and received Knorr gift packs! Thank you!



Chef Diane Dela Cruz teach us how to cook Tofu Sisig where in fellow Mommies can also participated in the cooking.



Tofu Sisig


Tinola Ramen



Chef Sari Jorge shares some ideas and tips.



Seafood Pesto


It's Chowtime! Mommies strike a pose to the yummy foods prepared for the lunch.


As part of the program, guests participated to the Cook-Off. There's a 4 team where they will cook 1 dish that Chef's taught and 1 special dish they want to prepare in a given time. My team prepared a Seafood Pesto and Creamy Asparagus Soup with Egg.




The winning 'WE-FIE TEAM'. Mommy Gloria, Rizza & Celia.


At the end of the program, Mommies received a Certificate of Appreciation by sharing her time and stories to the Knorr Kitchenhood Clinics.




Knorr gift packs & Cook book were given away to the Mommies participated.

 

 
For the recipes and more promos, please check:
http://www.knorr.com.ph/
https://www.facebook.com/KnorrPhilippines




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