Gourmet: Head Chef at a Kindergarten, Making Boss Yang Drool

In a kindergarten with more than 300 people, you make exquisite dishes for each person, which amused me.

Recently I have seen a lot of posts about being a chef in a kindergarten. I don't know about other kindergartens, but regular kindergartens must stipulate that applicants must have a nutritionist qualification certificate and a health certificate. Even the second generation of rich people do not need these, but the dishes cooked in the kindergarten must be low in oil and salt. Adults will never taste it after eating it. Do you think it tastes good if you add a little salt to boiled broccoli? The egg custard only adds a little bit of dried shrimps, a little soy sauce for children, a little chopped green onion and milk. It has no taste at all when I eat it. Will adults find it delicious?

There's something wrong, I don't know what kind of character the author wants to give the protagonist. Obviously you can draw skills to get skills, but in the end you have to exchange money. The second-generation protagonist is short of P money. And the meals in kindergartens are all high-end. It's not that you can't buy them, but shouldn't these little carrots be nutritious? I haven't seen any mention of vegetables or baked seafood. Use cooking skills or systems to let kindergarten students eat nutritious and delicious food. I feel like the author didn't put much thought into writing, so he just started writing by hand. In other words, I want the protagonist to stay in kindergarten all the time, so I don't add skills. You can add breeding, planting, medicinal diet, and other skill systems, which can be turned into passive skills that increase gourmetness and nutrition, which can make the protagonist's industries always leading. Create a high-end supporting gourmet school focusing on making kindergarten students eat well, drink well, clean and hygienic, and then write business to increase investment and turn into a gourmet empire.

The emotional value is really low and the cheap pattern is really small. Are the rich second generations still exchanging millions? Wouldn't it be nice to use it as a lottery draw? The value of this emotion in exchange for money is bad. I'm really speechless

No need to think about it, Little Candy must be the protagonist's cub, the product of tricking Boss Yang into playing poker in a hotel five years ago.

Reject juvenile aesthetics, start from you, me and others

This technology is ruthless. I saw a stupid dick brushing my acne marks every day. I can still see it when I read a book, and I'm already disgusted.

Are you, a rich second generation, so short of money? Are the tens of thousands of emotions worth keeping, and exchanging them for money? Isn't it better to use a fully-leveled skill than money?

What he writes about is technology and ruthless work. Can the author Fei Lu now live without this sentence?

So! Pig's feet gave birth to a kindergarten?