Virtual Guacamole and Salsa Making – It’s a Smash Hit!

Cinco de Mayo, celebrated on May 5, commemorates the victory of the Mexican army over the French forces at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. 

Cinco de Mayo is celebrated on May 5 each year.

A classic Mexican guacamole salsa (often called salsa de aguacate) is a smooth, pourable blend rather than chunky guacamole. It’s typically made by blending ripe avocados with fresh cilantro, lime juice, green chilies like jalapeño or serrano, garlic, salt, and a bit of water or oil to achieve a creamy, silky consistency. Unlike traditional guacamole, it’s thinner and used as a sauce for tacos, quesadillas, or grilled meats, delivering a fresh, tangy, and mildly spicy flavor.

Virtual Guacamole and Salsa Making is an interactive online experience hosted on video conferencing platforms like Zoom or Microsoft Teams. Guided by an expert host, teams learn to make fresh guacamole and salsa step by step, customizing flavors to suit their tastes. A guacamole-and-salsa-making kit with all the essentials is typically sent to participants in advance, so everyone can join in and create together from anywhere.

To host a Virtual Guacamole and Salsa Making session for remote teams, choose a video conferencing platform like Zoom or Microsoft Teams and have a professional host guide the experience step by step. If the class does not include kits, make sure participants have all the required ingredients ready in advance. For a smoother experience, you can also book through virtual team-building platforms like Hooray Teams, where the event is fully hosted and custom guacamole and salsa kits are delivered beforehand.

Our team will send you a meeting link once your booking for the great guac off is confirmed. All you need to do is copy this link and paste it into your event invites. Team members can simply click on the link to join the event.

To join the Virtual Guacamole and Salsa Making class, each participant will receive a curated guacamole and salsa-making kit delivered to their doorstep, including the essential ingredients for the session. Participants should bring red pepper flakes, salt and pepper, a kitchen knife, a cutting board, mixing and serving bowls, and a mortar and pestle, a potato masher, or a large fork or spoon for mashing and mixing.

Each kit comes with avocado, tomato, chipotle in adobo, onion, limes, jalapenos, cilantro, and tortilla chips.

Our Virtual Guacamole and Salsa Making can accommodate 6 to 100 participants, making it suitable for teams of all sizes.

We recommend booking two weeks in advance to allow enough time for kit delivery, customizations, and scheduling.

Absolutely. Our Virtual Guacamole and Salsa Making typically lasts 60 minutes, but we can customize the duration to fit your preferences.

Yes! You can reach out to our event coordinators to customize the experience based on your team’s preferences and schedule.

Absolutely! Our host will be happy to take a group screenshot at the end of the event. If you’d like, we can even take photos of specific moments during the session. Just let us know your preferences in advance.

Yes, we can arrange to record the session. Just let us know in advance so we can enable recording and share the file after the event.

For kitted events, there is no option for cancellation once the kits are shipped to the participants’ addresses.