Why Should I Get A Personal Chef?
First off I am not pretentious. I work for the wealthy, I am not my
self, wealthy and as you all can obviously agree, a love of food is not
pretentious! And wealth does not equal snobbishness; most of my clients
are quite normal.
In addition, these are not pre-prepared meals. These are meals I
prepare fresh in the home for people who do not have the time to cook
anymore. If need be, I place them in the fridge and my client will heat
them in the oven. I come back each week or each day. I am a chef not a
packaged foods marketer. I market dishes elegantly prepared by a chef.
I don't see offering my services to people who love food as spam! I
didn't do this in bulk. And the dishes I prepare are succulent! As
every client I have ever prepared them for has said. Thank you for your
opinions though.
Sincerely,
Chef Natasha Treu Fletcher
Bailey Legull wrote:
> Pretentious Chef Natasha Treu Fletcher wrote:
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> > "Americans spend about 30 minutes preparing dinner every day. . . .
> > In much less time you could heat the gourmet meals made by your chef . . . .
>
> My chef is going to give me COLD FOOD? Why? If dinner's coming out of
> the microwave, why don't I just go pick up frozen?
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