Little Professionals' Victory Pizza Happy Bar!Junior Chef Experience Camp~

I haven’t participated in a Little Professionals activity in a while!A friend shared this info not long ago, and mom signed up on her own but almost forgot. Luckily, she got a phone call to remind her!

It is said that this“Victory Pizza Junior Chef Experience Camp” is the latest activity launched this year, and GunGun is here to be the first to give it a try.

Right after checking in, the host brother asked him, ‘Do you know what we’re going to do today?’ GunGun immediately started talking, saying he’s joined many Little Professionals activities, and making pizza is something he can definitely handle.

After putting on the cool exclusive junior chef outfit and the chef hat, he looked quite the part as he wandered around waiting for everyone to gather.

The activity began with a pizza expert brother specially invited from Kaohsiung, who first introduced the young chefs to how the pizzas they usually eat in stores are actually made.

Early in the morning, fresh dough is hand-kneaded to make the crust, then topped with various flavored fillings and baked at high temperature of 230 degrees for six and a half minutes, and voilà—it’s delivered to customers nice and hot. If it’s for delivery,it will be placed in a heated delivery bag that can be plugged in to keep warm, oh!

Next, each little chef folds their own pizza box that will hold their creation later, and they can even draw their favorite patterns on the outside, write their name, and add a personal mark so they don’t eat the wrong pizza later!

Then, the junior chefs start showing off their skills and making their own delicious PizzaUp!

First, spread a layer of tomato sauce on the crust, then sprinkle half of the cheese, add pineapple and ham toppings, and then cover the rest with the remaining cheese.

The junior chef experience time just happens to coincide with the usual school snack time, so while making their pizzas, everyone couldn’t help but sneakily eat some of the toppings "Oops"!

The supervising brother takes a cool Polaroid photo of the junior chefs right after their pizza is completed, and then it’s time to put it in the oven to bake!

While waiting for the pizza to bake, the brother teaches the junior chefs how to DIY fold a big Victory Pizza paper hat!The finished product looks quite simple, but it actually takes quite a bit of effort to make.

GunGun, after finishing his, said it looked more like a car!He won’t go home and add wheels to it, will he!

The fragrant pizza is out of the oven!It looks super delicious!

Since it’s a junior chef activity, of course they issue an exclusive children’s junior chef certificate, along with a brand junior chef eco-friendly utility bag, plus the 12-color crayon set used for drawing earlier, as well as the junior chef Polaroid photo just taken + a 3D cute photo frame—everything can be taken home!

Make your own pizza, it tastes even better because it's delicious and doubly satisfying!There’s also unlimited drinks and a cute, crispy serving of potato stars.

The Junior Chef Experience Camp activity is held at any“Victory Pizza Happy Bar” branch, starting from April 11th, regularly every Wednesday during the afternoon tea session. For kids, the pizza portion is just right and it’s both fun and educational—should be pretty popular later on!

Moms who haven’t joined yet but are interested can check out the registration info below, and feel free to bring your little ones to experience it anytime!

Junior Chef Experience Camp Pizza Hut Victory Pizza >> http://ppb.pizzahut.com.tw/ppbexp.php