11. Participate in a cooking class together
According to Rodgers, attending a cooking class together is a great idea, even when you don’t like cooking or don’t know how to.
Also, you’ll get to enjoy this amazing experience together and learn new things in the kitchen, which might be useful in the future.
Additionally, this experience will offer a lot of topics for future conversations and you’ll probably laugh together a lot at each other’s cooking skills.
Plus, if you’ve learned how to make delicious pasta, you can ask your date to join you for dinner some other time, where you can cook the recipe you’ve learned at the course.
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