Mother’s Day celebrated in style

WHAT better way to honour mothers from all walks of life than to get them to do what they like with their loved ones?

Bakeology Studio opened their doors for mothers and their loved ones in Johannesburg for a special and thrilling baking experience.

The event was nothing short of fun and entertaining, with mothers getting the kitchen heated with their loved ones and exploring modern sweet treats.

While overflowing with joy, they described the event as relaxing and exciting, particularly for the ones who are always working.

The Star spoke with one of the mothers that were there, Brenda Siphuma, a caregiver at Life Genesis Maternity Clinic and works with women on a regular basis.

“I was just excited. I needed to be part of the experience. This is a part that I have never done in my life. It was an exciting experience. Though I just came from work from an early shift but this made my day.”

She further spoke about what Mother’s Day meant to her.

“For me, Mother’s Day is a huge day. I think it's a day that I must celebrate because I am close to my mother, and she is my best friend. Mother’s Day is everything.”

Ivy Mnisi, who was a cookery chef at this special mom’s day event, was elated to share her baking experience.

“I am really happy because I know the feeling of being a mom and being celebrated. Coming here and celebrating with other women is very important to me because, remember, women work hard to provide for their children. We are who we are today because of their love. I could do it every day. I enjoyed myself.’’

Malvin Ndlovu, head chef from Bakeology Studio, said in all the years spent as a chef, Mother’s Day was the best he has ever experienced.

“As the head chef of Bakeology, I knew I had to impress people and give them all the information that they need to know about baking.’’

He further said he was delighted to share what he knows best with all the people that were present on the special day.