Moroccan Bread & Mint Tea
Msemen is Morocco's layered, pan-cooked flatbread. You'll stretch, fold and cook your own.
Make msemen by hand in a family home in the old medina or Habous, prepare Moroccan mint tea, then sit down with your host for a sweet and savoury afternoon snack.
800 MAD per adult · approx. US$85 · A shared departure runs with at least three paying guests in total.
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How the afternoon goes
- In the neighbourhood
A short introduction to the neighbourhood and shopping for the ingredients.
- The dough
Learning how it should feel, then stretching and folding the layers by hand.
- The griddle
Cooking your msemen, sweet with butter and honey, and a savoury version too.
- The tea
Preparing and pouring Moroccan mint tea, and sitting down to an afternoon snack with the host.
Allow approximately two and a half to three hours in total. I confirm the neighbourhood before booking and send the exact address once your booking is confirmed.
Included
- My guiding for the afternoon
- A short introduction to the neighbourhood and the ingredient shopping
- All ingredients
- Moroccan mint tea and the afternoon snack
- Bread to take home, packed for you
- Recipes shared afterwards
Not included
- Taxis, hotel pickup and return transport
- Optional gratuities
- Anything you buy for yourself
Practical details
Tell me your date and group size. I will reply personally to confirm availability, the total price and the terms before any payment.
Enjoy your msemen with tea, with some packed to take away.
We meet at a family home in the old medina or Habous. I confirm the neighbourhood before booking and send the exact address once your booking is confirmed. Expect easy walking and time standing at the work surface.
This is a bread-making afternoon, so it does not suit guests avoiding gluten. The savoury version can include khlii, which is preserved meat, so tell me your dietary needs before we confirm.
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USD amounts are approximate. Prices are set in MAD; we confirm your payment amount and currency before you pay.
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What happens next
- 1. Send your preferred date and group details.
- 2. I confirm availability, suitability, the total price and terms.
- 3. You pay the agreed deposit using the instructions I send.
- 4. I confirm your booking and meeting details.
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Booking and payment informationFrequently asked questions
How do I book?
Send me your date and group size. I reply personally to confirm availability, the total price and the terms, and your place is held once the agreed deposit is received.
What does it cost?
800 MAD per adult, approximately US$85. Private groups, children and larger parties receive a personal quote.
How long does it take?
Allow approximately two and a half to three hours, including a short introduction to the neighbourhood and the ingredient shopping.
Can I come on my own?
These experiences run for 3 guests or more. If you are one or two, message me anyway — I will either pair you with another small group or quote you for a private session.
Is it vegetarian?
Not automatically. The savoury msemen can include khlii, which is preserved meat. Tell me what you need and we agree it before confirming.
Is there a gluten-free version?
No. The whole afternoon is built around making wheat-flour bread by hand.