But when the studio lights fade and attention turns elsewhere, he returned Sbraga to an industry whose future is less bright. Becoming a full-time chef in America is a tough business and getting tougher.
In the last decade, 23 percent of U.S. chef jobs have disappeared. That leaves about 100,000 workers, mostly chefs in high-end restaurants or country clubs.
Average salary? Only $ 44,000, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
Why are there more jobs best chef? Consumer habits are changing.
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