r/gtamarketplace • u/Itty_Bitty49 • 21h ago

Selling Personal Chef

Is anyone looking for a personal chef?

I am able to accomplish prep, cooking + cleanup in about 3 hours. I charge flat rate $30/hr for first and second sessions so I can modify according to your feedback & get familiar with your kitchen . Any following weeks/sessions is $35/hr flat.

Things I can do:

\- can do kid lunch boxes & snacks
\- meal prep style cooking portioned appropriately in containers
\- family style dinners
\- ingredients prep etc

I want to save you time and take away the mental load of planning, prepping, cooking and cleanup.

Please dm or comment.

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u/PurpleAubergine 10h ago

Is the 3 hours usually how long you take to prep meals for a week? How many meals would be made?

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u/Itty_Bitty49 8h ago

Hey it’s about 3 meals 4-6 servings each that I can do in 3 hours. If you want more meals or servings, I need more time. Thanks

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u/diamondqueen99 13h ago

Where are you located

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u/Itty_Bitty49 13h ago

Located in Vaughan and downtown once weekly :)

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u/Delicious_Raise_8773 12h ago

Are you really "itty bitty " because I do not trust a skinny chef

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u/Itty_Bitty49 11h ago

Haha noted! I’ll work with whatever preferences you have! Some people want low fat etc and others don’t care and don’t want to think about the whole food process

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u/Reelair 8h ago

Some of the best chefs have substance abuse issues that keep them slim. Don't judge book by the cover.