Get 25–60 hours a month back
Private Meal Prep · Charleston, SC
Chef-prepared meals built around your goals and preferences
I shop, cook, deliver (or meet you), and clean up. You just eat well
For busy business owners, professionals, and new parents who are done with takeout and grocery-store shortcuts
Free Intake consult
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Your goals, likes, allergies, and schedule
Your menu, 3 days ahead
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Swap anything by text
Fixed delivery day
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Labeled, portioned, ready to heat
No shopping or cooking, almost no dishes
Using glass containers? Just rinse and return them, and I'll sanitize them in a commercial dishwasher
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How It Works
Plans And Pricing
One-time $200 onboarding consult · billed monthly in advance · 4-week minimum. Any meal that misses the mark is replaced free, no questions.
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For solo professionals. 6–10 meals a week from a menu built on what you like. About 25 hours saved a month.
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For busy owners with goals. 10–15 fully custom meals a week, monthly menu review, macros on request. About 45 hours saved a month.
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For families and new parents. 20+ family-style meals a week, pantry staples, priority scheduling. 60+ hours saved a month
Chef John has spent more than 20 years in Charleston kitchens, from dishwasher at 15 to Director of Culinary. Now he cooks for a short list of private clients, so you get white glove restaurant-level food without the restaurant.
Executive chef of a $1.8M restaurant; led the kitchen for 2 of its 5 straight "Best on James Island" wins
Spent time under a James Beard nominee
Leadership Team at a Farm to Table dining restaurant
5 years running high-volume catering and weddings
Director of Culinary in upscale senior living, cooking to daily dietary needs
Chef John Graves
Not ready for meal prep? Start with Friday night
Our take-and-bake mac and cheese, oven-ready in about 45 minutes at 350°F. Limited to 80 trays a week. Order by Thursday 4 PM, pick up Friday 4–7 PM at The Chef's Collective, 874 Orleans Rd. Unit 2
Welcome To The Club
Menu drops, mac and cheese restocks, and the occasional kitchen story