The people who _really_ need personal chefs are the poor and the
homeless.

A modest suggestion: a Federal Chef Corps. In order to gain the
Federal certification needed to practice as a personal chef, one
requirement will be two years of service in the Chef Corps.

Chef Natasha Treu Fletcher wrote:

> As our lives become more and more hectic, we are realizing that
> certain things can be delegated so we can have more time for the
> things we hold important. Can you imagine having a gourmet chef
> prepare mouth-watering meals week after week? It's not just a
> luxurious fantasy; now it's a reality!
>
> Personal chef services help families get back to the table and
> everyone get back their evenings! Giving busy you, back your
> much-needed time. The food can be prepared in your home under your
> supervision or if you prefer while you are away during the day.
> http://www.indulgencebynatasha.com/
>
> Your Personal Chef plans your menus, shops for the groceries, and
> prepares dishes for the evening meals. Your dinners are custom
> prepared for you and your family based on your choices! This means if
> you're on a special diet we can accommodate you. Are your kids
> finicky eaters? We have menu suggestions for them too! Enjoy fine
> dining; we are highly experienced and superbly skilled!
>
> "Americans spend about 30 minutes preparing dinner every day, down
> from two and a half hours in the 1960's according to a new market
> research study." - New York Times This means most Americans who eat
> together are not eating delicious meals. In much less time you could
> heat the gourmet meals made by your chef and have a succulent and
> wholesome feast.



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