A high-energy cookie adventure where kids learn, create, compete, and celebrate together.

Whisk Wars Kids combines a beginner-friendly cookie-decorating lesson, six fast-paced partner challenges, the Golden Whisk Solo Showdown, and an exciting awards ceremony.

Kids will practice communication, cooperation, listening, patience, creativity, and problem-solving while having an unforgettable time.

Ages 6–18

90-minute experience

10-child minimum

Two-person teams

Even number of participants required

Every child receives a certificate

Every child takes home decorated cookies

We begin with introductions, team assignments, safety instructions, and a quick warm-up to get everyone ready to play.

Every child receives a beginner-friendly lesson in royal icing and cookie decorating.

They will learn how to:

• Hold and control a piping bag
• Outline and fill a cookie
• Create simple lines, dots, and details
• Add sprinkles and finishing touches

No decorating experience is necessary.

Immediately after the lesson, every child decorates one cookie independently using the skills they just learned.

Cookies are evaluated on:

• Use of decorating skills
• Creativity
• Finished presentation

The winner receives the Golden Whisk Trophy.

The Solo Showdown is separate from the team competition.

Teammates decorate one cookie together, but they may only use their non-dominant hand.

Their dominant hand must remain raised in the air.

When the whistle blows, the piping bag is passed immediately to the teammate.

This challenge tests adaptability, shared creativity, listening, and teamwork.

One teammate is blindfolded while decorating. The other teammate provides clear verbal instructions.

The guide may speak but may not touch the decorator’s hand, cookie, or piping bag.

When the whistle blows, the teammates switch roles.

This challenge focuses on communication, patience, listening, and trust.

Each child holds the handle of a clean spoon in their mouth and uses it to collect approved game pieces from a bowl.

Hands may not be used.

Teammates take turns completing the relay. The first team to win two valid rounds earns the challenge point.

Every child receives a separate clean spoon. Spoons are never shared.

Teams use cookies in different shapes and sizes, royal icing, and sprinkles to build the tallest cookie structure possible.

Teammates alternate making one construction move at a time.

When the whistle blows, hands come off. The tallest completed structure still standing wins.

This challenge encourages planning, balance, problem-solving, and shared decision-making.

Teammates stand on opposite sides of a table.

One child tosses soft squishy cookies while the other holds an oversized cup and tries to catch them.

At the halfway whistle, teammates switch roles.

The team with the most cookies inside its cup when time expires wins.

One teammate uses a scoop to load mini marshmallows into a whisk. The other teammate launches them toward the bullseye.

Only marshmallows that pass through the bullseye opening and land inside the collection box count.

At the halfway whistle, teammates switch roles.

The team with the most valid marshmallows inside its box wins.

Game marshmallows are not for eating.

Each of the six challenges is worth one point.

The winning team receives the point immediately after each challenge.

The team with the highest total score becomes the Whisk Wars Champion Team.

If the final score is tied, the tied teams compete in a Cookie Toss sudden-death round.

The awards ceremony is a major part of the Whisk Wars experience.

We gather everyone together, recognize their creativity and teamwork, and celebrate what they accomplished.

Awards include:

• A personalized Whisk Wars certificate for every child
• The Golden Whisk Trophy for the Solo Showdown winner
• A Whisk Wars Champion Apron for each member of the winning team

Every participant is recognized and celebrated.

• Beginner cookie-decorating lesson
• Cookies and royal icing
• Decorating tools and sprinkles
• All six Whisk Wars challenges
• Game materials and equipment
• Professional event facilitators
• Team scoring and tiebreaker
• Golden Whisk Solo Showdown
• Golden Whisk Trophy
• Whisk Wars Champion Aprons
• Personalized certificates for every child
• Decorated cookies to take home
• Sugar cookie and royal icing recipe card
• Complete setup and cleanup
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Our downtown St. Petersburg studio accommodates up to 16 children.

Parents who remain at the studio may wait in the adjacent parent room while the children participate.

$65 per child

10-child minimum

We can bring Whisk Wars to your home, community, school, church, hotel, yacht club, or selected event venue.

We bring the supplies, set up the experience, lead the activities, and clean everything afterward.

$75 per child

10-child minimum

Adequate tables, chairs, activity space, and venue access must be available.  If tables are not available at your location, Chez Cole can provide them for an additional fee. 

Additional travel charges may apply for locations outside our standard service area.

Larger Whisk Wars events may be hosted at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club.

Food and beverage packages may be added through the venue for children and accompanying adults.

Venue rental, food, beverages, service fees, and taxes are priced separately through the yacht club.

Availability and final pricing are based on the selected date, group size, room, and menu.

At least one designated parent, guardian, or responsible group leader must remain on the premises for the entire event.

That adult must remain available if a child needs assistance, requires medication, becomes ill, needs help in the restroom, or must leave the activity early.

Remaining on-site does not require the parent or group leader to participate in the challenges.

Children remain actively supervised throughout the experience.

Our operating procedures include:

• Background-screened event staff
• CPR and First Aid-trained team members
• Controlled check-in and release procedures
• Matching child and authorized-adult security numbers
• Regular participant head counts
• Two-adult safety practices
• Supervised restroom procedures
• Age-appropriate challenge instructions
• Sanitized equipment and individual mouth-held utensils
• Clearly separated edible food and game-only materials
• Written emergency and incident procedures

Children must follow all safety instructions to participate.

Chez Cole cookies, royal icing, sprinkles, and decorating supplies are prepared and handled in environments that are not nut-free.

We cannot guarantee that any food or decorating product is free from peanuts, tree nuts, dairy, eggs, wheat, soy, sesame, gluten, or other allergens. Cross-contact may occur during manufacturing, preparation, transportation, setup, or the event.

Parents or guardians must disclose all known food allergies, dietary restrictions, medical conditions, and emergency instructions before the event.

Children with serious allergies must have a parent, guardian, or designated responsible adult remain immediately available with the child’s emergency plan and prescribed medication.

Game marshmallows, game sprinkles, construction cookies, squishy cookies, and other designated challenge materials are not for eating.

Photographs or videos of a child will only be used when permission has been provided by the child’s parent or legal guardian.

Photo permission is separate from event participation. Children may participate fully when a parent declines photography.

Images of children will not be posted, shared, texted, or used for promotional purposes without authorization.

Bring your group together for an experience filled with cookies, challenges, laughter, teamwork, and celebration.

Where Play Creates Connection.

Contact Chez Cole Cookie Events to check availability and reserve your Whisk Wars Kids experience.