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Put your cooking skills to the test by joining the Supper revolution

by Gemma Davidson
December 11, 2015
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AN INNOVATIVE food delivery service which provides working people with a delicious home-cooked meal every evening is looking to recruit new chefs.

Supper, which is the brainchild of Wokingham-born entrepreneurs Duncan Scott and Nick Bolter, started in South West London six months ago and has enjoyed great success, leading to the team deciding to expand.

Nick said: “We aim to help working people, couple and families who simply don’t have the time or maybe the ability to cook food from scratch, so we provide home-cooked meals that they can enjoy any night of the week.

“Chefs and cooks are integral to what we do, without them we have nothing. It doesn’t matter if they are a professional cook looking for a full-time change in career, or someone who just enjoys cooking for others in their spare time. We are looking for a variety of people who would like to work as little or as often as they like for us.”

The chefs can choose which days they are happy to cook a meal, and how much they are willing to do, which are then picked up by delivery drivers and taken to the customers. They are never asked to cook anything specific or to do more than they are comfortable to do, offering complete flexibility.

Nick said: “What we find is that there are people out there who look to cook for their families, but always end up making too much so we give them a way to make a bit of money out of it.

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“The chefs are completely supported by us, they don’t need any experience but we do ask that they have a minimum of a Level 2 Food Safety and Hygiene certificate, which we can help them achieve if they don’t already have it.

“We are so excited to be launching in Wokingham, Duncan and I are both from the town so it was the logical next step for us. There’s no better place than Wokingham.”

To apply to become a Supper chef, visit supper.co.uk/our-chefs/apply-to-be-a-chef to fill in an application form. You will then be contacted by a member of the team for a chat and to answer any questions you may have, before registering for a hygiene pack, business tools and promotional materials to help you get started.

Additionally, you can send any questions to [email protected]. Follow @SupperWokingham on Twitter for regular updates.

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