About this tour
Master the art of hand-rolled churros and rich hot chocolate in a Madrid home kitchen, learning techniques passed through generations of one family. This 90-minute session strips away tourist versions to show you how locals actually make this beloved Spanish staple. You'll mix, shape, and fry your own batch from scratch, then sit down to eat them warm with thick chocolate, good wine or beer, and the soundtrack of your choice.
Highlights
- Hand-fry churros using family techniques honed over decades
- Mix and shape dough from scratch in a local's apartment
- Pair your batch with proper Spanish hot chocolate
- Learn while sharing wine, beer, and conversation
- Cook in central Madrid, no tourist kitchen setup
What to expect
You'll work in a real home kitchen in the centre of Madrid with your host, not a commercial cooking space. After a brief introduction to the dough and technique, you'll get hands-on—mixing, shaping, and frying the churros yourself under guidance. There's no rigid curriculum; the vibe is relaxed and social, with music playing and drinks flowing. Once your batch is golden, you'll gather to eat them straight away, dipped into thick hot chocolate, with coffee or tea on the side. Expect flour on your clothes and a proper feel for why locals queue for good churros.
Good to know
The kitchen is wheelchair accessible with accessible facilities nearby. Children in prams are welcome. Note: the host has cats, so inform them if you have allergies. Alcoholic drinks are available for guests 18+. Public transport is close by.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.







