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What We Are Looking For:
For a family of four. Two adults and two children - looking for someone to help us with our weekly meal prep every Sunday.
Responsibilities:
- Prepare around five healthy, high-protein family dinners that we can eat throughout the week.
- Plan the meals together, but suggestions are welcome.
- Ingredients will be delivered to the house on Saturday evening.
- Cook the meals, portion them into containers, label them where needed, and store them appropriately in the fridge or freezer.
- Ensure the kitchen is left clean and tidy.
Requirements:
- Confident and capable home cook.
- Enjoys cooking.
- Organised and comfortable preparing several meals at once.
- No professional cooking qualifications are required, but experience is useful.
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Benefits:
- Flexible working hours.
- Creative Autonomy.
- Culinary Exploration.
Skills Required:
- Cooking.
- Communication.
- Menu planning.
- Shopping for ingredients.
- Understanding food hygiene.
Additional Information:
- Location: Burnham / Slough
- Hours: Approximately 4–6 hours every Sunday.
- Pay: £15–£20 per hour depending on experience.
- Start date: As soon as possible.
This is intended to be a regular, long-term Sunday role if it works well for everyone.
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Status: Open
Education Level: Secondary School
Location: Slough
Working hours per week: 3 - 6
Type of Contract: Casual / Part Time Jobs
Salary indication: Between £15.00 and £20.00 Per Hour
Responsible for: Weekly meal preparation and kitchen clean-up
Published at: 24-09-2026
Profession type: Bar Staff / Waiters and Waitresses
Full UK/EU driving license preferred: No
Car Preferred: No
Must be eligible to work in the EU: No
Cover Letter Required: No
Languages: English
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