I signed up for a Living Social deal for Cater2U for $64 for an in home cooking class for 5. On the evening of our cooking class, the woman called to say she was lost and ended up being about 15 minutes late. Once she arrived and came into the house, she realized she had not brought all of the ingredients. We were making chicken cordon bleu and apple crisp. She did not have any apples. There were also a few small ingredients missing which I would be willing to overlook, but she was missing the main ingredient of our dessert. We had to borrow apples from neighbors. She then split us up into 3 groups and handed out recipes. This was by no means a cooking class. It was 3 groups with recipes in their hands that made their own food. I was hoping it would be hands on but I was also hoping to be involved in the process of the whole meal. And all of the ingredients she brought were Great Value brand from Walmart. I would not consider that a culinary experience. She also brought what I assume is a $4 bottle of wine. We ended up pouring it down the drain. Once the cordon bleu was prepared, she put it on the oven for us and let us know when it was done. Upon cutting into mine, the chicken was still pink in the middle. All of these infractions individually could have easily been overlooked, but it was simply one thing after another that went wrong. When we were eating, she told me she needed to settle the bill. I was under the impression that it was paid for and we were expected to leave a tip. I was told there was a minimum of tip of $25. When I pointed out that we supplied part of the food, her response was that she had left the extra food in my fridge. The food she spoke of was 1 slice of ham and 2 tbsp of butter. For the experience we had, I found it unfathomable for her to demand a tip from me. She was late, unprepared, didn't "teach" us anything, and served undercooked food. I could have just as easily printed out a recipe online, went to Harris Teeter and got quality food and wine and had money left over and had an enjoyable cooking experience of my own. Do not waste your money on Cater 2 You. read more