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💖  My short arms couldn't capture all the deliciousness I prepped for this amazing family of 5!  💪  But seeing those 3 kiddos gobble down their dinner was the best reward ever. 🥰  Sometimes the most fulfilling moments happen beyond the camera lens. ✨ Grateful for the opportunity to cook, connect, and make a difference, one meal at a time.

Making new friends. Private Chef & Holistic Nutritionist | dinners and meal prep
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Thank you. 😊 This format is more like a meal prep Chef. Every client is different some want you to drop it off, some want you to cook in home to prep for them. Some want it weekly, some want it every 2 times a week for freshness. 

Hiring a chef is definitely cheaper than eating out, but the Real Value is helping the family to get more time of the day to do others things while knowing the family nutrition is taken care of. Everything is fresh, clean and nutritious.

WOWOW This looks fantastic!

So what is the process of being a private chef? Like, you go to their house and make a week worth of food? Then they just reheat, etc. when they're ready to eat it?

I has a friend who used to be a chef but hated cooking for herself. She was a teacher at the time; so she'd pay for weekly catered meals that she'd either pick up or get them delivered. She said it was cheaper than restaurants. This was not that Factor frozen meal garbage either.

Looks amazing! There is honestly no feeling like watching the people you love really enjoy the food you worked so hard on

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Thoese are honey baked carrots cut small for the client’s kid to eat like that or pack into their lunch boxes.

Everything looks so delicious, Evelyn! 💜 Are those bamboo shoots up left? 👀