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Skillshare review
A creative-learning subscription with short Food & Drink classes on cooking, baking and mixology.
By the Comredix review desk · Updated November 13, 2026
- Quality (40%)
- 7.3
- Experience (25%)
- 8.6
- Value (35%)
- 7.9
Skillshare is a creative-learning subscription where cooking is one shelf among many, which makes it a light, low-risk start for beginners. Its Food & Drink section splits into Baking, Cooking and Mixology and lists short classes such as Knife Skills: A Mini Class to Chop Like a Chef at 12 minutes, Cooking Like a Chef: 5 Fundamental Skills for Kitchen Success at 50 minutes, Baking Basics: Make Perfect Breads & Pastries Every Time and Kitchen Confidence: Practical Tips for Cooking with Intuition. The App Store listing says hundreds of classes are free to start, and new subscribers get 7 days of unlimited classes. Premium on the US App Store is $169.99 a year, about $14.17 a month, with monthly options listed at higher rates. The app syncs progress across devices and supports offline viewing. The weak points: the cooking catalog is far smaller than Rouxbe or ATK, nobody reviews your dishes, and you pay for a library that is mostly drawing, design and photography.
Who it is for
beginners who want short classes on single skills
Price
Annual Premium Membership $169.99 on the US App Store (about $14.17 a month); hundreds of free classes; 7-day free trial.
Annual Premium Membership $169.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 13, 2026.
Key features
- Food & Drink classes split into Baking, Cooking and Mixology
- Short classes such as Knife Skills: A Mini Class to Chop Like a Chef (12 minutes)
- Cooking Like a Chef: 5 Fundamental Skills for Kitchen Success (50 minutes)
- Hundreds of free classes without Premium
- Offline viewing and progress sync in the app
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: Hundreds of free classes to start
- Strength: Classes are short enough for one evening
- Strength: One membership also covers design, photography and more
- Weakness: Cooking is a small part of a creative-skills catalog
- Weakness: No instructor feedback on your cooking
- Weakness: Premium costs $169.99 a year on the App Store
Key facts
- Annual Premium: $169.99
- Free trial: 7 days
- Food & Drink subcategories: Baking, Cooking, Mixology
- Free classes: Hundreds
Where it ranks
Skillshare is No. 9 in our Best Online Cooking Classes verdict.
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