Dizzy Desserts: A Dalí-Inspired Culinary Competition

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@ buy tickets Celebrate the holidays with the Dizzy Desserts: A Dalí-Inspired Culinary Competition See it. Remember it. Distort it. Eat it. The Chef Upstairs, in collaboration with The Dalí Museum, invites you to Dizzy Desserts—an interactive holiday dessert competition inspired by the legendary Dizzy Dalí Dinner. The evening begins with the reveal of a spectacular chef-created dessert. Look closely…because soon, it disappears. Working in teams, contestants will use provided recipes, ingredients and dessert components to recreate what they saw from memory, with guidance from The Chef Upstairs team. Halfway through, expect a Dalí-inspired curveball: a surprise Surrealist challenge that must be incorporated into your final creation. When time is called, the original dessert returns and teams present their creations. Desserts will be judged on taste, execution, visual impact, creativity and Surrealist flair, with one team crowned the Dizzy Desserts Champion. No advanced baking experience necessary.Just bring your imagination and a willingness to get a little surreal. Registration is individual—request to compete with friends or sign up on your own and we’ll match you with a team. Space is limited. Location: The Chef Upstairs, 515 22nd St S, Ste 130, St. Petersburg, FL 33712 Cost: $77 per person Tickets are available for purchase through The Chef Upstairs. About The Chef Upstairs USA Inspired by our original Toronto locations, The Chef Upstairs brings a celebrated culinary experience to St. Pete where cooking is inspiring, approachable, and always fun. Every class feels like a kitchen party with friends, designed to turn curiosity into confidence and ingredients into unforgettable experiences. From beginners to seasoned home cooks, our hands-on classes blend bold flavors, expert guidance, and just the right amount of fun. Whether it’s a date night, celebration, team event, or skill-building session, The Chef Upstairs is where great food, great people, and…

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