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Personal Chef-ing?
What do you feel the success rate would be for a personal chef type to teach people to make desserts, candy, etc?
What would be a good price range to charge per person?
The personal chef would pick up the ingredients needed and leave what was left over with the host or hostess.
2 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
If you are providing ingredients, no more than $30 per person (with a lower rate for larger groups) for a three hour class, which should be enough time to teach several types of desserts.
The problem here is that most home kitchens will not be big enough to really teach a class, they would just be watching you do it, and that is not teaching cooking.
I hope this is no more than a side job, and it's not really a personal chef position.
a personal chef prepares meals for a family, usually a week at a time and stocks the fridge with ready to heat and eat dishes.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I might pay about $15 or $20 myself. Is this per hour, though.....or per class? My price would be per class....not per hour.
