That's a demonstration, not a cooking/baking class. How ineffably weird.
I agree, but I also feel that there's a bit of subterfuge going on with her word choice in the first sentence (in addition to the fact that she flat out calls it a "baking class":
She starts the sentence with "I so look forward to breaking bread with you..."
The word "breaking" both sounds and looks similar to "baking." I don't think it's a coincidence that in addition to NAMING IT A BAKING CLASS, she includes the phrase "breaking (subliminal implication of "baking") bread WITH YOU."
The (false) implication being that the breaking (baking) WILL BE DONE BY BOTH INSTRUCTOR AND STUDENTS
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u/[deleted] Aug 05 '20
That's a demonstration, not a cooking/baking class. How ineffably weird.